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... BLACKBERRIES The letters which have appeared in the Nottingham Guardian daring the last few weeks on this subject suggests a few remarks on the culture of the Blackberry. Why such an agreeable and useful fruit should not have been more extensively cultivated ...
... of age, and she was getting blackberries off a hedge at Selston in the afternoon of ihe day in question, whea tha deiemiant Empson came up te her, and asked her what she was doing. She told him she was getting blackberries, when he said he wanted them ...
... wbrT * hiraed home on Sunday complaining of 'headache' tUZ aften *- ards ascertained tbat he bad had a feast of acorns and blackberries, and he •rfSaSStW became convulsed, and died fmm acute ?? The Light Wines of Germany, so appreciated in fte Summer Season ...
... trees, 200 pear trees 50 plum, 50 cherry, 3,000 blackberry vines (Lawton), 1,500 raspberries, and two acres of strawberries. He took his ground in the stump eighteen months ago. His straw- berry and blackberry plants have been set one year, and he has netted ...
... any addition to it, however small, ought not to be overlooked There is no doubt that the young twigs of the Hawtkorn, the Blackberry, the Wild Rose, &c, &c.,of which our hedges consist, are not only well relished by sheep and other stock, but are a nutritious ...
... also. Be cautious, however, as excessive root pruning is as likely to promote sterility as fruitfulness. Blackberries (Z.)— The Lawton Blackberry is undoubtedly a very fine one, and quite equal in flavour to our own, if not superior. It grows with great ...
... nice, airy nurseries, pood food, regular hours, ami by no means bad pay. THE USES? OF BLACKBERRIES. A lady poin^ out -that there are other uses for. blackberries, which are just now so plentiful, than flo*jverting them into puddings and jam. Black- berry ...
... change. -to milk puddings, of which cldldren are apt to grow tired. SOME USES FOR BLACKBERRIES. A nice essence of blackberries is made in this way:— To 2_db of blackberries, which should be shredded and crushed, use 40oz. of brandy, 9oz. of sugar, sgrs ...
... conservatory or window garden. RrjBUS FBTJITICOSOS FLORE EOSBO-PLENO. — This is a very distinct and beautiful variety of Blackberry, which produces in great profusion for many weeks, daring summer and autumn, elegant sprays of very double neatly- formed ...
... ackberry jam is mado of blackberries only, half a pound of sugar to a pound of fruit is quite aulli- oient, hut if apples aro pat with tho blackberries a littlo more sugar is needed. Seeing that iv many dis- tricts blackberries are to be had for the trouble ...
... fine, ripe blackberries we sow in the hedges, and ...
... the single yellow primrose, with here and there tufts of the dog violet— a beautiful little plant, bat without scent — blackberries, woodbines, which remind me of the rural -homes of our ancestors, yellow-blossomed broom, Oxa wortle- berry in fall glory ...