... ever, things are not that simple, they seldom are. Those who examine their blackberry plants closely will know that there are different kinds of them. There area lot of different kinds, in fact. Over two thousand different kinds of bramble plant have ...

... tratable not blackbeny THE PLANT is, of course, a bramble not a blackberry; it is the fruit that is the blackberry. Calling the plant a blackberrybush is a kind of acceptable compromise. but calling it a briar is incorrect; the briars are the long. woody ...

... both field mushrooms and hedgerow fruits. Blackberries, haws, hips, bullaces and sloes have all laden the waysides and provided rich pickings for those who harvest nature's bounty. On the surface. the blackberry appears to be a common and well-known plant ...

... a most unlikely area. Miley asks Judy and theh young set aboutthe blackberries they went picking for jam-making, and gets evasive replies. Why would they be secretive about blackberries anyway? ...

... GLENROE Judy is unusually polite in her request to Miley to pick blackberries in his field. a ploy which becomes the first step in a chain of outrageous activities. Dinny has a very pleasant surprise for the Byrne children. and Michelle waits for the ...

... thanks was proposed by Mrs. Kathleen O'Leary. competition The competition for the night was a pot of apple jelly and a pot of blackberry jelly. The joint winners were Clonroche and Ballyoughter guilds with second place going to Kilmore Quay. Taghmon guild won ...

... Gourmet Jaques Pepin shows how to cure salmon and serve it on a fennel and mustard seed salad, followed by haddock, and blackberries in creamy honey sauce. 9.06 The Great British Quiz More questions and conundrums to tax the teams in the general knowl- ...

... evidence to support an argument that spring was upon us. However, two or three bits of jigsaw don't make the whole picture. Blackberries were still in fruit up to Christmas and while there was some evidence to support an argument that spring was upon us there ...

... for violin and orchestra was completed on 17th September, 1922. It includes the 'Lament for Owen Roe O'Neill', a reel 'The Blackberry Blossom' and the Ulster traditional 'Ribbonsman March'. The violinist was Ly dia Mordkovitch. Symphony No. 3 in F, the Irish' ...

... White Wine end Grape Sauce very tasty) Roast Breast of Duck (Areas, of Duck. alowly - CClaa4 7 l - ar; s erved with a Blackberry and Port Sauce) Beef Wellington (e 2.00 extra) (Fillet Steak Individually wrapped on Puff Pastry with a Mushroom Duxelle ...