... BLACKBERRY JAM. every pound of blackberries a pound of sugar and the titiee of half a lemon. Place the lirries in a pan with the le mon Awe and a very little water. Simmer gently till the fruit is cooked. the warmed sugar. stir until dissolved, bring ...

... to the point of juncture with the new. The same point applies to most other climbing trees. Loganberries, raspberries, blackberries and black currants are pruned in the same way, cutting out or shortening old branches to make room for those of this year's ...

... to the point of juncture with the new. The same point applies to most other climbing trees. Loganberries, raspberries, blackberries and black currants are pruned in the same way, cutting out or shortening old branches to make room for those of this year's ...

... while catching it here and there are points of scarlet light. A THOUGHT ON COOKERY. COl'l'l.F.S IN COOKING. Why always 'blackberry and apple' e murmured one jroung housewife once, looking idly through the leaves of her new cooker• book. The question ...

... vegetables over, Khould. of course be preserved, and when not otherwise engaged youthful folk may well he set to pick black-berries. ...

... n•hile catching it here and there arc points of scarlet light. A THOUGHT ON COOKERY. COI TLES IN COOKING. Why always 'blackberry and apple'? murmured one young housewife once. looking idly through the leaves of her new cookery book. The question is ...

... cutting most trees and bushes;theugh secateurs are more useful when dealing with thorny buslv.s, such as gc)oseberries, blackberries, and roses. - - When dealing with Ad fruit trees, a small saw may be of help, but if pruning is don e yearly on fruit trees ...

... right height. Layering is particularly suitable for increasing such fruit bushes as gooseberries, loganberries, blackberries, blackberries, strawberries, currants, figs and mulberries. Llcmatis, rhododendrons, wisteria, rambler roses, lilac, and many ...

... every year, if good crops of fruit are wanted. PRUNING CHERRIES AND PEACHES When pruning cherry, peach, and fig trees, and blackberry bushes, remember that fruit forms on the young wood, and as much of this as is practicable should be left undisturbed. Old ...

... accident of a somewhat peculiar nature occurred near Palm Beach on Monday. Mrs MTherson, Wellborn Street, was gathering blackberries, she fell on her knees on to a sharp stone. Her knees were badly cut, but vas able to go home. Later in the evening, however ...

... professor at Freiburg' University, who has just re.tirneil from the island, says that some homesick colonist ha s introduced the blackberry on the island and that it is nom gradually dk-stroying groves of sandalwood, Chonta palms, cork trees and pangues. He found ...

... so mild has the weather been of late in most districts that raspberries have actually been picked from some bushes. That blackberries continue to ripen on bushes by the wayside, and the birds keep chirping and singing until darkness tells them that it's ...