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... poultry, do not overlook the claims of ducks. liplike poultry , they require only a low fence, and if logan-berries or blackberries were trained on a slight railing, it would appear as a very satisfactory fence, from which could be gathered an enormous ...
... raspberry and blackberry and the fruit is excellent stewed while it also makes a capital jam The lowberry is a fine berry bearing fruit like the loganberry but jet black in colour and of true blackberry flavour It has not the acidity of the blackberry Like the ...
... raspberry and blackberry and the fruit is excellent stewed while it also makes a capital jam The Lowberry is a fine berry bearing fruit like the loganberry but jet black in colour and of true blackberry flavour It has not the acidity of the blackberry Like loganberry ...
... MY DEAR VOLUNTEERS, Blackberrying time is round again. Do not you love to take your baskets and spend the morning and afternoon looking for these black luscious fruits of the hedgerow and wayside, and this month too the nuts are ripening. I do not think ...
... growth of which is well represcnied, and one of wild roses ; and Annie Prescott, No. 2114, who has drawn a study of the blackberry bramble. The flowers and leaves of it are fairly good, but they are not joined very naturally to the branch, and that is ...
... daily life,-plodding to school carrying their dinners in baskets, flying along on bicycles in the autumn leaves, going off blackberrying just as though war had never been heard of. A small boy knocked on the door the other day. Please could he have few conkers ...
... like the Red Rose of Lancashire is fragrant with a never-ending Beauty IMPERIAL WAR ON BLACKBERRIES BRITAIN GOES TO THE AID OF ZEALAND War is to be waged on the blackberry in New Zealand What in Britain is welcome little fruit has in New Zealand marched like ...
... the stone fruit didn't ield it iam from the If faster results then truits such blackberries blackcurrants planted need little investment stock tend to indiv idual Blackberry - and - i Alter i iding hie want small -cropping flexible location - than could ...
... this blackberry and raspberry says the Scientific American the view given by George M Darrow in farmers' Bulletin from United States Department of Agriculture Mr Darrow calls the plant the Logan blackberry reality therefore a red fruited blackberry It is ...
... complain of the milk being a bluish colour.— Ab, muse, we 'can't get the labour to stop them foolish cows eatin' the blackberries off the 'edges!. -• Doctor: A little building up requires, I think. Suppose you try a glass of port in the forenoon ...
... with this John O’'Leary went to prison for a short period, but, as he savs, martyrs in those days were ““as plentiful as blackberries.” ) When the late Queen visited Ireland. in 1843. O'Leary joined James Fintan Lalor in a wild scheme to capture the Quecen ...
... of the raspberry and blackberry and the fruit is excellent stewed while it also makes a capital jam The lowberrv is a berry fruit like the loganberry but yet black in colour of true blackberry flavour the acidity of the blackberry loganberry it can be ...