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... BRAMBLE JELLY blackberry harvest win soon be ours for the taking, but many people hesitate about making the fruit Into jam, because of the seeds. The obvious way of using this plentiful, and free, fruit is to make it into Jelly—not such a hard process ...
... Dear Children, —We planted the blackberry ’bush in cur garden, because, you will remember. Mistress asked to grow her some fruit this summer. Then we wondered what else we could set. Jeep remembered he had seen some apples at home, so said. ‘‘How about ...
... now landing loads of blackberries. This is my information and 1 am assured there is no catch In it! It all began quite recently when shoreworkers grew tired of having little to do. Reports trickled through of the bumper blackberry harvest in the Over Wvre ...
... will come the blackberries. which there already abundant evidence. Here again the birds will compete and these visitors certainly spread the seed there is no cause for regret that their get their share. And after all there are blackberries enough for all ...
... FOOD, LONDON, Blackberry Compote CHILDREN LOVE THIS Ingredients: 1 lb. blackberries, 4 pint water, 3-4 level tablespoons sugar, a few drops lemon flavouring, 3 level tablespoons semolina, V 2 pint milk and water. Method : Stew the blackberrie* in the water ...
... seme green apples and a little rhubarb should await the return ng Preston housewife in the morning. She may also find some blackberries among the tempting display which includes the more highly-priced fruit. French peaches, melons, black and green grapes ...
... season cannot last muen longer. Pears, for bottling, stewing and eating; apples both green and rosy; rhubarb, greengages, blackberries, grapes and peaches (still reasonable in price >. melons, and the first damsons, set the womenfolk longing for more sugar ...
... continues. Grapes from Belgium, Holland, Greece and Italy are cheaper. Melons from Spain are alongside good English pears, blackberries and apples (dessert apples are short). Green bananas were arriving in Preston, to-day. They will be available for children ...
... starlings are observed in passage and. I sav, it is a good Job they are beneficial. It true that the starling attacks cherries. blackberries. ...
... Walton-le-Dals Flood Fund.— The Walton-le-Dale Flood Relief Fund now stands at £9ll. KIRKHAM MAN FOUND DROWNED A man’s blackberrying expedition, which ended in his body being recovered from a deep pond. near Pleetwood-road, Espnck. was described at a Kirkham ...
... (black and green), apples and pears, are on the counter. Peaches will also be on view, although their reign is nearly over. Blackberries can be found at 2s. lb., but only the lucky ones will And damsons. Wet weather has badly affected this last crop. Here ...
... the commonest causes of stem rot. Cut off the trailing part as soon as earthing up is completed. I speciallv recommend the blackberry Merton Thornless, which was raised at the John Innes Horticultural Institution. It is a heavy cropper, bears high quality ...