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... is a true hybrid between the Red Raspberry and the Blackberry. The berries are of great size; deep, reddish - maroon ia colour; rich, mellow, and refined in flavour; and, for dessert, jams, or jellies, the berry is said to be unequalled. Most nurserymen ...
... AUTUMN OLD-FA ECII’ES now next a may turn mulberry sloe’ blackberry wine blackberry sloe jam mushroom ketchup chutneys galore making ! blackberry peach melon and jarn well apple quince jellies Quinces are at their for ! the old-fashioned ...
... scrupulously clean Pancakes or pancake-scones may be made either with milk buttermilk delicious cold with strawberry jam blackberry jelly They may heated and buttered the top being piled another until has made They should be divided into halves or quarters ...
... seem scarce and dear in winter large devoted to home-made bottled fruit jams jelly (strawberry raspberry plum black currant etc) and honey and to blackberry and crab-apple jelly and cheese which should at market price per pound people naturally dislike ...
... Cornwall 2s 9d cwt Ditto Up-to-date 2s 9d to 3s 6d cwt Pears os to pot Apples cooking 3s 8d to 7s Gd pot Apples dessert os 3d 8s pot Plums 3s per dozen lb Damsons 2s 6d to 4s per lb Blackberries Is to 2s 6d per dozen lb Sid per lb Tomatoes 3’d per lb Is 4s lb ...
... fruit has harsh flavour which renders it practically uneatable raw state it makes a delicious jelly its peculiar flavour rarely fail approval cooked apples The fruit ripens slowly and' is usually allowed hang the trees the end' October The quince forms ...
... eat as much jelly wished he says “ I like little blackberry jelly much” also thanks another friend for a parcel and his wishes love to “ at home” Whatever can sent for his consolation is sent the know him so well out once and blackberries so much desired ...
... generally Crab Apples The culture of crab apples is feature'lcf fruit-growing deserves recognition for this fruit is extremely $ot only making well-known jelly the juice is good for mixing with other frfcit the of SIBERIAN APPLE for formation of ...
... mixed (non-proprietary) sown in spring 1936 to not less than four to judged the same time as the roots 1 silver cup J Mciklc Blackberry Lane Coventry 2 W L Dawson Newlands Allesley 3 T Barnacle and Sons Westwood Farm Tlie Stoneleigli Perpetual Challenge Cup ...
... commenced to fall this fruit liylancs whilst the trees of much of their foliage leaving fruit object Usually apples in much for jelly later Blackberries still plentiful the to development find that freely the stalk at time consequence fruit depreciated quality ...
... domestic classes. Awards —Collection of vegetables: I. Mr. Bostock; 2, Mr. Dodd, Dessert apples: 1 Mr. B. Walters; 2. Mrs. K. Stich: 3, Mrs. P. Baldwin. Cooking apples: 1 Mr. V. Spittle; .2, Mrs. Bostack: 3. Mrs. K. Stich. Pears: 1. Mr. J. Freeman: 2, Mrs ...
... Head 3. F. Bostock: dessert apples: 1 J. Preece: 2. B. Walters: 3, F Rostock: cooking apples: 1. J Preece: 2. F. Bostock: pears: E. 0 Stich: chrysanthemums (any variety): 1. 0. A. Swift; 2. Mrs. Swift: 3, Mr. Stanley: blackberries: 1, E. Pinfold: 2. W. H ...