... Successful Cultivation of Blackberries. Even many professional gardeners are under the impression that blackberries cannot be cultivated with any degree of success in places other than those which Nature originally selected, and the failure of several ...

... Bottle whjn cold, and keep for use when there are colds in t.ho family. Blackberry and Apple Jam —AUow four pounds of apples and a pint of water to threo pounds of blackberries. Cook the berries in pan with t'no water until all the juice is extracted ...

... m9nd sou next time proves necessary. It works like charm 1-Yours, Uncle Joe. ANSWEftS TO LAST WEEK'S PUZZLES Wl)at Am I'-Blackberry. Letter Enigma.-Large S, (Largess). ...

... you have some gold i will able, to make them prettier • !?ut before that time comes hope l>..ve lets sunny days . . a tl blackberries until they are really ,ou nil feel very ixirrv for your-elvcs ring.— With love from ' , UNCLE JOE. Clothed with all how ...

... which afterwards were loaded with luscious apples and peats. The hedges overhanging the streamlet were swarming with huge blackberries, black as jH, and little larger than penny. And under the hedges, buried good few inches the sand, they each found egg ...

... read rises through fern-coM banks, end then opens on to field mainly of the rough common land type, with gorse bushes and blackberry brambles providing homes for myriads of rabbits. These are unusually- tame, for the sound of guns is nlv heard on a few ...

... admitted into what we called the wilderness, a delicious wild corner, where bracken spread a carpet under the trees, and blackberry bushes, thick with fruit, screened the narrow path from the lane. I walked fast, fast as the winding little path would allow ...