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... cherries) classes. Then there are bush fruits—currants and gooseberries; the brambles — raspberries, lowberries, logans, blackberries, etc.; and a fourth group can be made of the strawberries. Until the end of next month is the autumn planting season. ‘Winter ...
... of the cotton grass sway in the breeze and beautiful blue green and red dragon-flies sport themselves. Honeysuckle and blackberries are in flower in the hedgerows, and the bank below is blue with the little round heads of the devil’s bit scabius. Amongst ...
... detail of the spur system is to cut back the side shoots to between two and three inches. 5 The pruning of raspberries, blackberries, and the hybrid brambles (the crosses between the two) consists in cutting to the ground the stems that have fruited; and ...
... Front. While on a counlry ramble on Saturday two Atherstone boys—brothers—ate deadly nightshade berries in mistake for blackberries. One died and the other is in a serious condition, T ,fi’/& A//’é,’ . o g y,f«-,zzl.rfiai‘:’i*'*'s:’&':4% : ~;,/’;/fi“/’ ...
... Frederick Bird’s School Laundry Centre. Fruit, vegetables and flowers: Mr.Athersych (vegetables), Fillongley Girls’ School (blackberries), Stoke Church of England Girls’ School (marrows), Mrs. W.J. Wormell (tomatoes), Mrs. Vernon Pugh (grapes and vogetables) ...
... bunch, some protection is afforded to the inner buds. They will generally leave the pip and stone trees alone, and also the blackberry, the raspberry and their crosses; but, when the earth is frostbound, and excepting other more attractive food is handy, ...
... Rapid Recruiting in Coventry. Photos by Mr. H. S. Batt. September 11th, 18] to go and gather a few blackberries o then that you could see them beir’]gn]‘(i 1t we over. : Docky A COURAGEOUS OFFICER. “Our officers were going down like niney; and they were ...
... from a fruitless search for help—was not swifter than his movement as he sprang away. Crouching behind a thick clump of blackberry briar he watched, listened. The steps slackened, halted.” A figure appeared at the head of the pathbegan to descend it. ...