... Blackberries. It ia very important to pineb off the tops oanrs as soon sa they bocoroe from 18 to 2A inches high in summer. The old canee should cut away after fruiting, as recommended for raspberries. Charriea. The pruning of standard trees practically ...

... Blackberries It is very important to pinch off tho tops the aa soon as they become from 18 inches high summer. The old canes should be out away alter fruiting, recommended for raephorrie*. Cherries The pruning standard trees, write* Mr. Kemp Toogood. ...

... BLACKBERRIES. There is little doubt that blackberries, of all our ®ild fruits, are the most universal. There lis %“Cely a place and scarcely a soil which does not Poduca blackberries. We ignorant people think that e blackberry bush is just like another; ...

... powerwill find it hard to recreate house the church is to-day. the picture unless they make Blackberry-street (were there once observations as the work blackberries in the hedges there ?). Cross-street and the Bowling Green proceeds from day to day. are ...

... BLACKBERRIES IN SEASON N ideal way of keeping the A children occupied on Saturday afternoon. and one which is profitable to them and to mother. is to send them to pick blackberries. Give each child • bag. and when they return. a few coppers will be • ...

... Blackberry Death. ► Penarth schoolboy has died from eating too many blackberries. Gerrard Mathews. aged 14, went gathering the fruit, eating liberally of it the while. Later be became ill, and his death followed blackberry poisoni wt. (then, including ...

... PRICE OF BLACKBERRIES .An Order which comes into force Tuesday fixes the maximum prices for. wild blackberries at lb. to the grower, 4%d to the wholesaler, and 7d to the consumer. ...

... Blackberry Cheese. Pick and wash as much fruit as is required, put it into a preserving pan with just enough water to prevent it from sticking Mash well with a wooden spoon and cook till quite soft, then rub it through a sieve. Measure the pulp and juice ...

... THE BLACKBERRY HARVEST. A Wigton correspondent writes:—There are Prospects of a heavy “ crop” of blackberries, or brambles, in Cumberland, and as the gathering of this luscious wild fruit for the Ppurpose ‘of manufacturing it into jam has become quite ...

... BLACKBERRY TINE. When beech nut. faa at every . breeze Haws redden on the thorn; When mushrooms on the dexy leas Are found at early dawn; Fu l will the rustic urollin knows Tilt+ hour has come mein For gather.mt blackberries and slate, Ftee.truitagre ...

... BLACKBERRY PICKING A Suggestion for School Authorities. Task Children Would Blackberries are plentiful. Other fruit is scarce. 2! is scarce, and unless some system be organised a great proportion of the blackberry crop will go to ruin. In these circumstances ...

... WHILST BLACKBERRYING. WIGAN FARMER'S PROMISE TO HIS IUTHPORT COUSIN. At Liverpool Assizes, Wednesday, before Mr. Justice. Grantham, an action was brought Miss Alice Tomlinson, of Sluice Farm, near Southport, for o'amages for broach promise of marriage ...