... The Stevenage Blackberry Case [ To EDITOR or TES EXPROSB. SIR, —According to your report of the recent prosecution at Stevenage for pro-fiteering under the Blackberry Order, 2918, published in your columns of December 13, together with the remarks ...

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... produced. The fruits are about twice as big as an ordinary blackberry, and are of the dark red colour of a well-ripened mulberry. The delicious flavour is between those of the raspberry and blackberry, and the plants are self fertile. They grow of seml-upright ...

... 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 blackberry flavour. It has not the Acidity of the blackberry. Like ...

... GROWTH, The Himalaya blackberry is recommended by the Royal THorticultural Society, and should be grown where space admits. 1t makes enormous growth, and bears large clusters of blackberries of large size. Unlike ordinary blackberries, it fruits on the old ...

... GROWTH The Himalaya blackberry is recommended by the - Royal Horticultural Society, and should be grown where space admits. It makes enormous growth and bears large dusters of blackberries of large size. Unlike ordinary blackberries, it fruits on the old ...

... have one this week, From my caravan I have lately seen some fine bunches of blackberries on the hed%zes, and this year they seem to be ‘uicler than usual. A spray of blackberries is what I want you to paint for the competition, and the juicier they look ...

... 2 tons. 3 cwt. of potatoes, and cwts.'of carrots and onions. They also picked 572 lbs. of blackberries. The Crekernhoe chi:dren picked 413 lbs. of blackberries and bushels of crab apples. VICAR ADVOCATES A CALVARY.-Th 2 Vicar (the Rev. E. P. Gatty) states ...

... can only think that most of you prefer eating blackberries to painfing them, as I had only a small entry for this competition. One or two of the paintings sent in, however, were so fine that the blackberries looked almost good enough to eal! This was p ...

... manner. In one such we found an old lady who had been picking blackberries on Gaping Hills, and was * picking them over.” With Milady she was soon deep in a discussion on ways of making blackberry jam and jelly. When this had come to an end 1 remarked on ...

... had a bit of a tussle and defendant hit witness several times. In answer to Glen, witness said he saw the men had some blackberries in the motor-cycle sidecar. He denied that he attacked defendant first after bullying him. Philip Thomas Clark, another ...

... PLANTS BY DIVISIONS. Many plants are readily increased by suckers, which are shoots proceeding from the underground roots. Blackberries, plums, etc.. produce many suckers; and all that is necessary is to cut off the root where the sucker starts and then ...