... BLACKBERRIES. | Many of the American blackberries are excellent fruits. Strong, well-drained clav soils are best; but the plants thrive almost anywhere. Where possible a cool exposure is desirable. On good soils manure will be needed until the plants ...

... BLACKBERRIES, In some parts the country such fine large wild blackberries can gathered th© hedgerows that it is hardly worth while to grow them in gardens. But there are certain sorts of American blackberries which are very little trouble to grow, and ...

... BLACKBERRY CULTURE. People who wish to grow blackberries are often uncertain which is the best blackberry for cultivation. That depends the situation and soil. One of the finest and largest fruited plants is the American blackberry, but the American varieties ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM 6 lbs. blackberries, i pint water. 6i lbs sugar. 3 level teaspoonfuls of tartaric J»cid or 4 tablespoonfuls lemon juice. Pick over the blackberries and put them with the water and the tartaric acid or lemon juice into a preserving pan. ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM. A vague, sweet smell wafts through kitchen door. And people passing peep in and say; M-m-m—Heavenly smell!” and sniff the fragrant air; You see, wc’rc making blackberry jam to-day! lioiight the fruit from two dark girls- great, big basket ...

... CULTIVATED BLACKBERRIES Should any reader growing fhe-e where the root* are liable to lack moisture, they mu.-t watered freely as soon the Iruit ha- set. and right until the berries are ripe. The watering may followed with applieations liquid manure, ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM Mr. White said last yeay a certain quantity of sugar was allowed to people who grew their own fruit, but there were great many people who were the habit picking wrikl blackberries but could not get an allowance of sugar make jam them, and ...

... BLACKBERRY CREAM. One pint of blackberry puree, three ounces of sugar, half pint of cream, threequarters ounce geletine, one lemon, will be needed. Remove the stalks from tha blackberries and put them into a pan over alow heat until the juice flows freely ...

... BLACKBERRY STAINS. Those annoying blackberry stains which will not wash out with ordinary soap and water can quite easily be removed, providing that the dye of the stained material is a really fast colour. It is always best to experiment with a cutting ...

... BLACKBERRIES AT HEATHFIELD. The effort obtain blackberries for jam making for IT.M. Forces is being carried out in most thorough manner at Heathfield. The arrangements are being organised by Mr. P. T.ennox Wright. Hon. Secretary to the Heathfield Food ...

... BLACKBERRIES During September four tons of blackberries were gathered school children in the Chailev Rural District. EAST CHILTINGTON. AGENT FOR THIS PAPER —Mr. Palmer. LEA YE.—Private Alfred block Tank Corps. of the Bowling Green, has wen home on leave ...

... BLACKBERRIES FOR PRESERVING. The International Stores sre open to purchase any quantity of Blackberries. Full particulars of prices, etc.. can obtained frorn their branches at Ry ...