... WESTERN MANY gardeners cultivate the blackberry although in Australia it is classified as a noxious weed and rooted out as often as possible. There is quite a significant difference in the flavour of the wild blackberry compared with the cultivated varieties ...

... BLACKBERRY 'PORT' WILD blackberries are needed for this recipe. so a trip to a country lane or heath is called for. Make it on a dry day and preferably a sunny one. Gather the largest and juiciest berries that you can find and, as far as possible. collect ...

... Apples, culinary: Mrs. Croxson 2, D. Anderson 3; dessert: F. J. Waters, A. Marge'ski, C. Bullivant; pears: C. Bullivant 2; blackberries: C. Bullivant, Mr. Welch, Mrs. A. Page; other: R. Jones I, Mr. Welch 3. ...

... that area in Russian Turkestan between Samarkand and the Caucasus where Humboldt found it growing in great profusion, like blackberries on Bentley Priory. Fossilised grape stones and leaves of the genus Vitis have been found in the shale deposits of Bovey ...

... 300 set. Pour custard over the jelly. .4 4. 4 • * Two minutes walk decorate with the cream and Stadium nuts. Cultivated blackberries make lovely trifles and can ) 4.4 ) 4' 4 be used in place of plums. • ...

... Summer cooking PLUM NUT PUDDING PLUMS, blackberries and apples are all delicious in late summer puddings. Plums in particular give a special rich quality to this dish. A few plums go a long way as they are halved, stoned and spread in a single layer over ...

... AUSTRALIA the blackberry bush is classed as a noxious weed. The fruit is less treasured than it is in this country and the bushes are dug up and burned wherever possible. Happily the situation is different here, but around now the blackberry bush is growing ...

... Any other variety: F. R. Cole, F. C. Edwards, W. G. Butcher. any other fruit: A. K. Blackburn 2, V. M. Wilde 3. Plate of blackberries . C. R. Hasidim, G. W. Page, R. L. Ba Coßection, three dishes of apples: W. G. Butchers; three dishy of pears: W. G. Butcher ...

... to 3 lb per gallon of assorted apples, pears and even a few quince; from to lb elderberries per gallon; from I to 1+ lb blackberries; lb • TVs series of wdeiss is mitt= by BEN TURNER, a fanner Harrow coosteor. who bus been making Mite for 30 yews and has ...

... dese;:Mr. Young I. Miss G. M. Aspinall 2. Apples. culinary: Miss Aspinall I.E. M. Ford 2. Pears. dessen: Mr. Jolly I. Blackberries: Mr Haney. Mr. Eydmann. Mr Jolly. Any other fruit: Mrs. Butcher I. ...

... as severe multiple into the care of his brother, injuries and Pc. William Mr. Navit Patel. of 9 Shelley said the deceased Blackberry Road, Stanway. was identified by finger- Colchester, on condition he prints found at his address. took treatment at Colches- ...

... one. Black, red and white currants although not too many black gooseberries, raspberries and strawberries, a few early blackberries perhaps, some cherries, especialy a few morellos if you can get them, a few golden p lums , and some of those little seedless ...