... Blackberry Time Science, according to my informant, will as time goes on help gardeners to grow much bigger blackberries. However, he doubts whether the cultivated berries—be they as large as plums—will ever equal the flavour of the wild variety. Given ...

... BLACKBERRY VINEGAR The fruit must be dry and not over-ripe. Place it in a large basin and pour over it one pint of best white vinegar to every pound of fruit. Leave to stand for twenty-four hours. Into another basin put some more weighed fruit with a ...

... GIANT BLACKBERRY Plant That Money Could Not Buy—Fruit as Big as Damsons Claimed to be the largest and most luscious ever cultivated, a new blackberry was exhibited by a Bedford firm of fruit growers at the Royal Horticultural Society's Show yesterday ...

... Gardenin September 3 , 1932 CULTIVATED BLACKBERRIES BLACKBERRIES come, most happily, after the strawberries, raspberries and loganberries are over, and maybe they are no less appreciated. Quite a number are now offered for garden culture, but some of ...

... with the apples. BLACKBERRY DILLIE Those who dislike the pips in blackberries but like the flavour should try this cold sweet. Be careful when picking apples not to bruise letting them fall to the ground. Stew two pounds blackberries slowly with quarter-pint ...

... Bla O luscious blackberry just out of reach, I strive in vain to add you to my larder, And, since I cannot cull you, let me teach My hunger patience, and restrain my ardour: I will abandon this unseemly strife And meditate on Blackberries—and Life. For ...

... A Worndris p view BLACKBERRY WINE TN response to requests from two readers, Mrs. - I- L. F., of Tarleton, and Mrs. G. L. C., of South Croydon, for blackberry wine recipes, publish the following:— This is from Mrs. P. M. D., of Reigate. She says she has ...

... although it is sad, it is sweet (As the season of currant and cherry Must succumb to the Autumn) to eat Of the luscious blackberry ! When the day groweth short and the night Waxes chilly, I find my desire Is to draw all the curtains and light The first ...

... who were marooned by a sudden flood. They were on top of a stone wall, and were crying for help. The girls were gathering blackberries near the river when they were trapped. The angler—Mr. Lloyd—carried the girls back through the flooded river. ...

... When solemnly striving in verse to be merry I've even the strength to withstand That eloquent nose (like a rain-washed blackberry) Thrust pleadingly into my hand ! So scamper ! Be off ! Pay respect to my orders ! And—where are you going ? I say ! He's ...

... Our Famous Dog By a Very - s : ),, ~,- ~li ti\i, ,,,,p, - , , ---- --- 2. —and decided that the Twink must be behind some blackberry bu,:hes. P0 .. ,;%/4 , ( 41/.4 4 r4U/We a- • ...

... establishments. A Yorkshire correspondent says that the town is still very full, and notabilities are as numerous as blackberries in autumn. Lord Glanely, Lady Vaux, Florence Lady Cain and Lady Mandleberg are amongst the new arrivals. The flood-lighting ...