The blackberry patch

If you have ever picked blackberries, you mustn't miss this book--and if you haven't, then you mustn't miss this book either : A lush and breezy read, this book is very highly recommended to all age groups, specifically the kids aged 8 - 15 would fall in love with this book. I received the "color-me" edition of the book from the members giveaway on LIbraryThing. Definitely a read-along with kids between as some of the words will be over the kids head and need explaining.

Beautiful, colorful cover and great pictures inside to add your own color and flair. Fun book. Excellent book for children who love outdoors and nature. I am sharing this book with my gdaughter who has a young son. He will enjoy this much and also the coloring book that goes with it. Thanks so much for sharing the book. This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.

Show full review. Lead a young child through the adventures of experiencing nature while wandering to the Blackberry Patch with this delightful book. The well sketched black and white illustrations, by Benton Rudd, are ready to be colored! There are eighteen pages waiting to be colored in your own creative imagery.

The Book Cover is bright and colorful Recommended for children ages 6 to It does obligate me on my review at all. I offer a Three and a Half Stars rating on this book. I won this through a Goodreads Giveaway I can't wait to receive my copy and share this book with my daughter! They go: You may say we were naughty But say what you may I'll go blackberry picking With Tom any day. He patted my ass and he patted my thighs, I spread them apart and was proud of their size. I said, " Ted your quarter, I don't want to steal, But as for my nookie, You're welcome to feel.

Oh, he felt my ass and patted my thigh, While I spread them open and he approved of their size, When his hand went between them, I started to piss, I had no control at a time like this. His soft fingers were feeling my pussy's soft hair, I could stand it forever, his hand cuddled there.

The plants will be healthier and more productive in the long run. In established plantings, fertilize in March well before the plant starts to produce flowers and fruit and again in July. In this video, Chuck returns to the blackberry patch in early summer to check on the earlier pruning and shows a little more love to the plants….

Trailing types set further apart require a different system; for trailing canes start with a similar trellis with wires at 3 and 5 feet, except do not tip the canes.

Instead, allow them to grow to the top wire and then weave them back down to the bottom wire and back up to the top wire to fill in the space between plants. Erect blackberries, such as Cherokee and Cheyenne, require pruning out of the root suckers that arise from the crown. During the growing season, it is desirable to allow root suckers to develop to about a inch-wide row.

Any growth beyond this should be eliminated. When the new shoots of erect blackberries reach 30 to 36 inches in height, cut off the tips. This will force branching lower on the canes and will cause the canes to thicken, making them better able to support a heavy fruit crop.

During the winter, prune the laterals to 12 to 14 inches for convenient harvesting and larger berries. In late winter, remove any remaining dead or weak wood. Leave healthy, vigorous canes spaced at 6 canes per linear ft. During fruit development, the plants will need about 2 gallons per plant each day. The best way to accomplish this is by putting out a drip irrigation system that runs for 30 minutes twice a week, this is of course a watering method for a Blackberry orchard that is well mulched to prevent soil moisture loss.

Mulch placed around the base of the plant reduces the need for water and helps keep weeds under control. Pine straw, wood chips, and seedless native low-growing grasses are good mulches. The fruit is ripe and at its peak sweetness when berries are a dull black color. Pick fruits that are shiny black if you need to store them in your refrigerator.

As soon as the last fruit has been picked in summer, cut all the old canes and burn them. This is also a good time to tip prune and thin new shoots. Prune out all the old fruiting canes and remove them from the garden, as they no longer produce fruit. Continue to tie, tip, or train the new canes that have not produced fruit to the trellis until growth stops in the fall. During winter, prune laterals on erect types to 12 to 16 inches, and leave only 4 to 8 canes per square yard for fruit production in the following year.

Persimmon season is right after first frost. My friend and I took a chance trying out a new site through this. And we were both pleasantly surprised and will be coming back during blackberry season! There was a perfect spot looking out over the pond to set up a tent and have a fire going and plenty of land to explore!

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