... Blackberry Varieties The Himalaya blackberry is recommended by the Royal Horticultural Society. and should be grown where space admits. It makes enormous growth. and bears clusters cf blackberry) of large size. Unlike ordinary blackberries. it fruits ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY THIS WEEK’S PRIZE-WINNI-NG ...

... October Blackberries— WHAT a year this has been for wild fruits. The blackberry still sticks tightly on the bramble. can still gather pounds and pounds of luscious fruit in Leicestershire lanes if you want to. But there has not been so much sugar to spare ...

... EARLY BLACKBERRIES. The .blackberry season—herald autumn—is early this year. not often that this fruit comes with grouse, but yesterday some fine blackberries were on show at Covent Garden. This season, despite their early ripening. English blackberries ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM Blackberries are new at their best, and many pleasant hours may be spent in the country lanes gathering them from the hedgerows. In making blackberry jam it is most impottant that the fruit should be ripe and perfectly dry when gathered ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY Place the blackbeme3 frac a large atcnc jai. then stand it in a warm even to draw cut the juice. When it is surliciently (coked strain it through a wive or coarse ctcth into the preserving pan. Allow lb. ',rosining sugar to every pint ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY. 1. —To each pound of fruit allow one teacupful of water. Bake in an earthenware jar till all the juice is extracted. Strain, and to each pint of juice add one pound of lump sugar. Stir till it boils. Let it simmer slowly till it begins ...

... BLACKBERRIES APPLES for 2/3 1 EACHRED PLUM, GOLDEN PLUM, BLACKBERRIES & APPLES 3 for 2/3 ...

... BLACKBERRIES AS BAH OUerton Angler’s Success. ful Lure GOOD CATCHES Fine Spell Prolongs the Season By “TREHTMAN. r|\HE advent of the month of Ocfcbc- is generally followed by a marked decrease in angling activity, many rod, and tackle are usually stowed ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY Place the blackberries into a large stone jar, then stand it in a warm oven to draw cut the juice. Whcn it is sufficiently cooked strain it through a seive or coarse cloth into the preserving pan. Allow lb. t.reseraing sugar to every ...

... sweetened cream. Blackberry Sandwich. Cut three slices of white bread. Spread butter on the first, and cover with cold-stewed blackberries and chopped hazel nuts. Butter the second lice on both sides, lay it the first and cover blackberries and cream or ...

... Evening Moil. is the month for blackberrying. Along the hedgerows children are now filling bags and baskets with the fruit to take home for jam-making. In Devon they have a superstition that you must not pick blackberries after September 1, when they are ...