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... ERRIE Mew Giane Blackberries. than loganberries. Can Be walls or fences, or any odd © our garden, Extra strong bushes. 6 Very sweet tor each su saving fruit 26 BLACKCURRANTS. Strong All wariteties z or é RRIES. Good canes All varieties, 12 for 2.6; 17 ...

... book Grow Your Own Fruit tells you all you need to know about blackberries. He lists l 3 varieties, which include hybrids such as boysenberries, tayberries and loganberries. True blackberries include Fantasia, which was discovered in an allotment in Surrey ...

... GATHERING BLACKBERRIES. Gun picture is a reminiscence. Tho young lady is ex- ceediuglyfortunato, or she has found a pla.e where black berries are not only to be gathered, but have been left to ripen. It is not, we fancy, very near one of the large towns ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Moat holiscwivea mike blackberry ism eluting thy 5M48.0, hut atteuira anythinir which is a pity. WM* the blackberry is in mans 'the follmring Blackberry Jelly ia quite worth while trying-- BLACKBERRY JELLY. Pick over MOe very ...

... BLACKBERRIES. I pleased to sees short time ago in The Field attention direoted to this native trait. It is doobtlesa news to many, who live in the densely point. toted and highly cultivated portions of the country, to hear that the fruit of our common ...

... THE BLACKBERRY Londoners are fond of this bramble. In the autumn evenings you can meet families returning from tne hunt. * They are tired, dusty, bleeding, with purple-stained mouths, and in their baskets a few ounces of bngh‘ red fruit. That is their ...

... BLACKBERRYING. The blackberry crop this year is to be harvested by the Ministry of Fbod. Althoegh blackberries tare not ripe till September the Ministry has already organised the ingathering. The picking is to be done through the county horticulkcal ...

... Blackberries. Sir Edwin Arnold, writing u•uai article in the 'Daily Telegraph, discourses upon blackbenies.• It is a fact, he said, to noted in the present damp and dismal year. that blackberries •-icre never so abundant. If th• months already I.A.SSNi ...

... THE BLACKBERRY. first of this season's blackberries came into the market last week, and in the fruiterers' windows made a goodly show with its polished ebony among the apples, pears and oranges. The medicinal properties of the blackberry are so pronounced ...

... BLACKBERRY •I, AL Ait VALi. Bay Ltal ' l - 741aaa Gitucaits 11. Tiulasesse I HUNTINGDON. 2.15 RAMSEY ABBEY PLATE 4103 ; for Five Mi. W. a ANNANDALE, .. I Mr. T. Pr bCt . 11 RESTORAT 131 b —Field 2 • SERENA 8. .T. I aAtes Mr. IL k. beddirigton's A tortunt ...

... BLACKBERRIES Blackberry jam will not keep unless made from perfectly dry and fresh fruit. As in the case of most other jams, threequarters of a pound of sugar should be used to every pound of blackberries but the fruit should be weighed after picking ...