... though it will continue to bear for many years, has then passed its prime, and should replaced by younger plantation. . Blackberry plantations usually remain prontaoie from five ten years longer than raspberries. INJURY BY STOCK. Serious injury by stock ...

... London. X. a TRA\VBERK > NTS. FiUlxwkct, Antoine vie Padoue, 100; Royal Sovereign. Barnes’s Seedling. 100;* Wilson, dun., Blackberry, large plants, 10. s dozen. —Portland Grange, Matlock, 151204557 TJ NURSERYMEN and MARKET GARDEN ERS.-For TIMBER and GLASS ...

... stocks usually being obtained from seed and mould-layering; and it is best left to the professional nurseryman. Blackberries Blackberries are usually increased by root cuttings or suckers. Cherries Cherries are generally increased budding or grafting ...

... rnont street, Liverpool 282c48C5 STRAWBERRY PLA*NTS, Antoine Padoue, 100; Royal Sove- Barnes's Seedling. 100; Wilson, Jun., Blackberry. large plant*, 10s 6d dozen. —Portland Grange, Matlock. 15120406/ Maiden apple trees and roses, ICO; Lilies Valley Planting ...

... i§d. per lb.; carrots, as. • score; damsons, 3s. 6d. per dozen irts; English tomatoes, ?d. per lb.; irs, 3s. per score; blackberries, 4d. ' lb.; rabbits, is. id. each; fowls, is. . to 3s. each; potatoes, 12s. 6d. per i on rail. TRIBUNAL.—On Monday a meeting ...

... GARDENING NOTES. PICKING FRUITS Blackberries.^— Exposure ol picked Iron hot sunshine impairs its quality »a:a lew irtes. To obtain the %es« aodbest flavour©# herrles. picking should deferred until tbejf all oilier fruits, «inan« soon spoil i! gathered ...

... in Kia peregrinations. first question on being found was, “Where is mummy and daddy?” and explained that he had lived on blackberries and whortleberries until found a piece of bread which had been thrown on the shore Minehead for seagulls. intended walk ...

... strongest growing brambles. The very large fruit is of purplish red colour, and favours the flavours both the raspberry and blackberry. It is. also very acid until properly ripened, when the flavour is just pleasantly acid. There several other berries somewhat ...

... previous year or years’ wood, mostly terminal. Apricot (mainly) or. spurs, previous year or years’ wood, mostly tormina!. Blackberry, nearly or tennmsl current vood. Cherry, previous year years’ wood, mostly tennical. Currant sputa, previous year or years’ ...

... better fruit to found than Blackberries, which are not only valuablea« an article of food, bat invaluable medicinally made into tea, in cases cold, sore throat, diarrhoea, Ac. Art your grocer for WM. P. MABTLRY’S BLACKBERRY with APPLE JELLY, new Season's ...

... thighs, benind which it kept in its place a leather keeper.— The Farm. Cultivation Blackberries. A correspondent of the Farmer writes; As there is a capital crop blackberries this season, perhaps you can kindly find room lor the following hints towards the ...

... nipping the fragrant buds, And the hedgerows where the wild rose threw Its balmiest odours, bathed cyrstal dew, Gathered the blackberry in thy boggart glen ; The strawberry ripe thine orchard yielded, when Thy cherry cheek'd young virgins stroll'd. When sunrise ...