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... September 4, 1965 NATURE NOTES Blackberries have a large family SEPTEMBER—the golden mellow month — the month of harvest. The first blackberries are now ripe and ready for gathering in the hedgerows. Anyone who has been blackberrying will probably have noticed ...
... Different types This would suggest that there are different types of blackberry plants and in?eed this is the case, In act there's over 400 different species, sub species and varieties of blackberry. N:k i'&' ex 4;‘!;1&0 easy to out, as ve suggested the fruits ...
... QUIZ ANSWERS 1. Sir Robert Walpole. 3. 1849, Raspberry and blackberry, named after Judge Logan who first crossed thein 535 & A space from which all alr hag been extracted, 7. Five years. & Oscara ...
... good to eat. This. nionth’s harvess fruits are particularly: pleasant with oats, the mature flavour of plums, damscns, blackberries, apples and pears. allowing finty of '¢hoice. . The dish is' mainly prepared the night before. but so 6 quickly, that it ...
... Saturday halfpenny was about the only money children could be sure of unless they sold sand, or gathered bilberries and blackberries. But what matter money when you went out to play? Numbers of games could be played with stones. The moor and the woods ...
... “Know your car” to palate-tickling wine-making. In the latter there were samples of the old-fashioned home-made wines like blackberry and red clovge =ibing shoulders with some obviously ‘new examples of the distillers’ art‘Meadow Sweet '64 and Clementine ...
... soft fruit. Then all during the soft fruit season you go on adding one cup of each fruit as it comes into season, such as blackberries, pears, and peaches — apples are too hard — and one cup of sugar, but no more brandy. It is ?uite delicious and very useful ...
... currants being added. In bilberry time the moor edge swarmed with pickers. Bilberries could be sold at 4d. a pint, whereas blackberries only fetched half the price. Turf or peat had ceased to be used in my time. but heather was collected for fire-lighting ...