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... lIEDDLE. 3114 March. HAIL PLANTS! HAIL PLANTS!! HAIL PLANTS!!! GREAT VARIETIES , EARLY SEED IFOTATOES—earious ; GOOSEBERRY. BLACKBERRY, and MID CURRANT BUSHES en Hand. The usual assortments el FRUIT always is Stocle, and wild on Liberal Terms. Eery ether ...
... Vegetables (1100 11016 e d. at glar(sw). Gooseberries (eating). per 111. (cooking). 4d; eurrants (I,lackb and (red), is 6d; blackberries. 2s. Beet 7s per dozen bunches; Is 6d; turnips. ss. Swedes. 10s rhubarb. 325, and onions (Valencia). 44 and (sprite;). ...
... basket and getting reldy for home, you trip and spill all your blackberries. When you do manage to get a few squashy things home your mother throws them away, so what s the use of blackberrying!'• afar your Orkney Herald WA week. and that you 11 every ...
... will illustrate this. A white blackberry was produced by Burbank as follows:—He took in insignificant and little known variety of bramble which has pale berries and mimed it with the variety known as ILawton's blackberry. The result was a white hybrid ...
... troubles is more obvious. Hens may now lie given the run of the fruit bush enclosure. They will du no harm to gooseberries. blackberries. black currants and 'aspberries: while between now and next April-- when the Berries I•egin to form—their manure will enrich ...
... cups, one for each iTreco. If done in this way only two layers of hatter are required, with the jam between. Damson, or blackberry jams are preferable for this puddiug. SLEEP.— Comparatively few people, after child. hood has passed, know by experience ...
... forget 'there are such Things as 'fresh foods. Come to my humble little cottage; gather your own windfalls and pick your own blackberries and make a pie to be eaten with cream; spread real butter on your bread; collect your eggs from the nest in the field—and ...
... met and stopped them. 'Oh, Nelly,' cried Tilly, ' where are you going.' 'For blackberries,' laughed the other girl. 'lsn't it fun?' 'Oh, yes,' said Tilly ; 'I love blackberry parties.' 'Come to see me to-morrow afternoon,' called one of the party, 'Not ...
... carried on at the Burgh School. of which he is one of the manager*. His protests on this subject are as numerous as the blackberries on the Marquis of Zetland's estates in Orkney. At a recent meeting of the St Ola Board Mr Bsikie was reported to have said— ...
... autumnal hatchings is not warranted. Yet I know there are poultry keepers who always hatch out at this period of the year. Blackberry chickens, they call them. In vestigation, however, almost invariably shows that their idea is a supply of early spring ...
... of her jewellery. Bride and bridegroom fled into the woods, ' and there, like the babes in the nursery story, lived on blackberries and slept on beds of leaves. When the danger was over they made their way to Buda- Pesth. Jokai is the younger sun of a ...
... onion better, and the feeding that pleases a stalk vegetable, the latter better. BRAMBLE BERRIES. Londoners are fond of blackberries. In the GARDebIING autumn evep you can inset families returning from the hues. They are tired, dusty, bleeding, with ...