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... THE BLACKBERRIES. The native blackberries, and the otjier blackberries. are dessert as well as culinary fruits. would like to commend the ordinary blackberry-that wild, bramble fruit of the hedgerows our isles. Those who have never seen plateful of cultivated ...
... THE BLACKBERRIES. Years before the recognition of the fruit of the hedgerows—the wild blackberry—as a garden crop, the writer grew it in his gardens. The difference between a plateful of cultivated blackberries and the dusty and small fruits from the ...
... Blackberry Culture. We have not. as yet, undertaken in any practical shape the cultivation of 'he blackberry for market purpo-es, and e. far as British kiLds are ernol in any shape. Blackberries of any kind, if grown at all, should Fs grown well; it is ...
... BLACKBERRY CURD 3lbs. blackberries, 2lbs. green apples, 41bs. sugar, b, fresh margarine. Boil fruit till soft. Press through sieve, Put sugar and butter into pan to melt and then add the puree or pulp of the fruit. Heat until sugar 1s melted ; then pot ...
... BLACKBERRY CORDIAT The careful housewife will be on the lookout for a good recipe for making blackberry cordial. Pluck the berries ¢n a very dry day, and place them in a preserving pan to warm, so that the -juice may be easily squeezed. To every quart ...
... BLACKBERRY RIPE. In a few weeks hundreds of tons of black. berries will be pouring into Covent Garden Market. Reports from Somerset, London's chief source of supply, indicate that this season's crcp will be ono of the finest known for many years. Seven ...
... WHEN PICKING BLACKBERRIES BEWARE OF THORNS. My went out blackberrying yesterday, but Pp got a thorn in toot. (An amusing Pip and Equeak adven. hrire appears raeh weel• , n the Mai!.) .1 Arga'r Be eMlWwww..,_ ny A r 7 - 73,a_ eaizAwato—,7 - S - -1 / ...
... ti Eli So this is the country! Evacuated children staying on Loch farm gather blackberries. ...
... 411 0 . 11114 \ 4 0„ w* W - T v i , o - A °harming blackberry-time study. Hundreds of eager pickers are now to be seen all over the country, In England, °enacting the popular fruit for limn-making. ...
... Three lads living Devonport went into the country blackberry-picking on Sunday. All three were taken ill, and on Tuesday evening one died. Another is still dangerously ill. Whilst in the woods the lads ate acorns, sloes, and crab apples, and also toadstools ...
... By way of change, there are the hybrid brambles, as hardy the pure blackberries. A cross between the blackberry and the red raspberry i* Loganberry. This is larger berry than blackberry, and splendid for culinary purposes. The tart flavour the core made ...
... BRAMBLES. BLACKBERRIES. People who find difficulty in great success with the tree fruits should in for blackberries and other bramble berries. These are even easier to grow than currants and Flower gardeners, too, will find a bramble more interesting ...