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BERRIED FRUITS

... holders do not cultivate the loganberry, or one of the allied berried fruit., ourch a. blackberry. lastonberry, or lowberry. I hare two ;duals of the parsley.leavei blackberry. and they Never fail to yield a heavy crop of large. luscious fruit useful alike ...

DOMESTI

... their season. Cherries, damsons, Spanish plums, cherry plums, and greengages are all here. Victoria plums, brambles and blackberries follow later. Red currant jelly is useful as an aecompaniment to lamb if nothing else, and may be made by two methods. ...

Turner&E

... Turner&E Aerated Water Manufacturers, Tuuck Street, Kilmarnock. No. _• „, General News. The first piekinge a Kentish blackberries arrived at Covent Garden on Tuesday. In tumorous came at Ferret, Huntingdonshire. wisest straw this year is standing over ...

TOWN NOTES

... *an going a-brambling. It is not necessary to think of, or depend any hypothetical attractions to Teatime the charm of blackberrying. The pleasant practice comes at a time of the year when the fragrance of hedgerow, wood, and meadow has an added fascination ...

Gardening Notes

... meson's growth, which shorten later to the height of the fence, as previously adviser'. The American blackberry is really a superior torn of our wild blackberry. which bears large deliciously flavoured berries in great profusion during the autumn. It also known ...

I ALLOTMENTS, SMALLHOLDINGS AND GARDENS. •

... loiters may be abundant. Autumn pruning is particularly important is dealing with the summer-fruifii • r..apberry, loganberry. blackberry, black currant, and morello cherry, all of which bear most of the fruits on the brunches of the previous summer's growth ...

A MISTAKEN NOTION

... A MISTAKEN NOTION. It is a mistake to suppose that the currant grows haphazard, lust as blackberries grow in Britain. 'Flue Currant vine needs six or seven years' careful cultivation before it bears fruit. It does not take kindly to any and save that ...

THE PROFITABLE LOGANBERRY

... otherwise the trellis will become mothered with crowded oboists which will not fruit satisfactorily. The or cut.lcaved blackberry is another very profitable allotment fruit which nerds similar attention. PRIZE COMPETITION FOR ALLOTMENT HOLDERS. Every ...

HORTICULTURAL SHOW

... House, The show will be opened by Mrs Kilmarnock, at 2.30 this afternoon. A novel entry this year is a basket of fully ripe blackberries and a bramble bush hearing flowers and half ripe fruit. cut blooms are exceptiona.y good, and sweet peas are a particularly ...

12 the KilYiWriock' Standard ''QetobeV'3' 1980 Mainly for by Susan McDermott LIGHT WANT to know how to brighten ..

... degrees C for one-and-a-quarter to one-and-a-half hours until firm to the touch Cool and dust with caster sugar BLACKBERRY CRUMBLE 11b Blackberries 2oz Butter 4oz Flour 3oz Caster sugar 1 level tspn Cinnamon Firm ripe berries for decoration Fresh double cream ...

Published: Friday 03 October 1980
Newspaper: Kilmarnock Standard
County: Ayrshire, Scotland
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NOTES FOR GARDENERS AND ALLOTMENT HOLDERS

... make a sowing now of Early Milan or Snowball Turnips. Tame should supply more sweet tender before the end of the growing Blackberries and Loganberries produce their fruits on the previous season's wood. For this reason after the fruits ...

POINTS RATIONING

... preserve that can now be bought freely are, appl e jam, greenglige apricot, apricot and s peach, goose berry, loganberry, blackberry, pineapple and rhubarb jams, any jams containin g rhubarb, and lastly bramble jelly. As well as using jam as a spread, it ...