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... per bag p/-; rhubarb, 84, &od; swades, per owt, 9/-i thyme, bunch, 4d, 9d: white turnips, gd. 4d; parsley, tray, 4d, 1/-; blackberries. 1/8: eans, 1/8. 1/10; tomatoes, ib, sd, 77d; sprouts, float, gfi. Q:-: marrows, doz, Zf-, 10/-: ecucunmbers, Qi B/-; pears ...
... @/-;_cucumbers, doz., 3/-, 5/-; French beans, float, 3/-, 3/3} kidney dn, 9/-; artichokes, box, 2/8; tomatoes, Ib, 2d., @d.; blackberries, pun., 3d.; mushrooms, pun., Bd.; black grapes, 1/8, 2/6; pears, selected, each, 4d., 6d.; others, 5/-, 10/-; apples, dessert ...
... roots moderately free from weeds, larger fruit of better quality can he obtainecfi There are one or two garden varieties of blackberry which can be obtained from the nurseryman; these kinds preduce larger fruit and are worth plaintin% where they are likely ...
... old canes are cut right out, as it is only on young canes that good fruit is borne, GROWING BLACKBERRIES. A good deal more might be done in encouraging blackberries to. grow on fences, These plants, - being native plants, erow well, and flourish in linost ...
... BLACKBERRIES AT XMAS. A Wicklow corrvespondent encloses to the “ Evening Herald ¥- a teacup. tull of fl.?a}lly-pilucked blackberries which were found growing in a sheltered lave near Wicklow Head on Weadnesdav, 28th inst. In all, about half a pound oi ...
... messengers of Autumn are area everywhere, in the ,plashes of gold in the jungle of the brake-fern. in the random learen of blackberries patterned with crimson and gold, in thistle* and sow-thistles unirer. sally seeding and more grry and white with tuft, ...
... is possible to see on the seine the dower, the green berry, this red herr!. and high above on a tnpmost bramble the find blackberry of Autumn. ...
... tit] IM hi,. trio! .lon h !Polk ',is Face Value The Blackberry Professor , B. I rtl r ()biter Dicta r. It 11•+I 1.11,1 Wet Weather Philosophy Th. 1.11014 J.!. .. $.4 trial 11,11 too ...
... Horticultural Socutly. The fruit, which is of a dark brown mulberry colour, has been successfully raised by crossing ordiria ry blackberry with the raspberry. eitture shows the berry contoured wit It site of a hallpenny,—racitoliws,, possibly be done the ex.Pressier ...
... the belief still prevalent among country people that mushrooms should not be picked after the middle of September. nor blackberries after the middle of October, as they are then past their prime, the time when the devil tastes some, thus dea-1 troying ...
... particularly well repreireated. Mrs. Gallagher was wearies a black satin coat and black bat; Miss Mellornnish a crushed blackberry two-piece suit and black hat with oeprecs. Mrs. Cogan bad a white co:fume ani blue cram:sue hat. Mn. was is black. The Min ...
... of weeds. Every year the Commonwealth Government spends millions of pounds in attempting to combat the rabbit, starling, blackberry and thistle pests. Quite the worst plague of all, however, is a tlediterranean cactus known as prickly pear. Although the ...