... BLACKBERRIES. No very reliable estimate can be formed as to tbe full value of the crop of blackbeniss an average season in Ireland, but it may be interest to note that in 1906 the e ?““ ® d P?»* from Ireland was 7,5°6 - at and as a consi-letable proportion ...

... BLACKBERRY CREAM One pint of hTsrkhcrry puree, three of sugar, half of oresm, three-quarters ounce of gelatine, one lemon, will . . Remove the stalks from the blackberries and put them into a pan over slow heal until the juice flows freely, then rub ...

... HINTS FOR THE HOMR. BY A PRACTICAL HOUSEWIPR. DYRING WITH BLACKBERRIES. Where blackberries are plentiful, people who have made as much blackberry jam a 8 they require can use them for dyeing, saye the Dextile Chemist. A cushion cover or table centre worked ...

... Blackberries for Jam-Making. Scheme for Collection of Fruit. Owing to the comparative failure garden fruit crops this year, the Food Control Committee for Ireland anticipate that there will be a great demand for blackberries for jam-making during the ...

... Defence of the Realm. MINISTRY OF FOOD. COLLECTION OP BLACKBERRIES FOB JAM-MAKING. l' HE Food Control Committee for Ireland * announce that the Belfast Jam Manufacturers recently approached the local Subcommittee of the Food Control with view to making ...

... reports that Osar gave satislwtory 1 everywhere failure, but blackberries were eenerallv eood. Cherries were poor. In-1 sect and fungoid pests were rather less troublesome than usual. Wasps cnlar doubtless owing to the inclement season gave very little ...

... QUANTITY BOUGHT. QUAKANTEED HIGHEST PRICES. “^3 If you have Fruit of any kind write to oa. We are still buying Crab Apples, Blackberries, Cooking Apples, Plums, &c. 7 9 'lB. ...

... QUANTITY BOUGHT. OUAKANTEED HIGHEST PRICES. If you have Fruit of any kind write to us. We are still buying Crab Apples, Blackberries, Cooking Apples, Plums, &c. . 4 7 9 'lB. MOUNT BELLEW UNION. ...

... cultivated fruit, blackberries and other wild varieties seem to be more plentiful than they ever were. Tile home manufacture campaign has met with good success in this way, for many housewives are making supplies of jam from blackberries and other wild fruit ...

... Monlvee ; 2, J C S 133— Oae pmsd of la ,ass M *' Mrs Crowe, Corriidoe ; 2. Clancy ; 3, »« Ryan, Drrrylisseee. Class alb pot blackberry iam—i. K wlancy; a, Miss R Kennedy. ...

... usually in July and early in August. The fruit should be despatched to market in one gallon chip baskets as recommended for blackberries. It is believed tqe export trade in bilberries might be very largely increased, and that this fruit might be collected ...

... THE FRUIT GARDEN. During the nex' several weeke the propagation of the blackberry and kindiel subjects will b* simple matter. One method is to layer the young shoots as with the carnation—bending down a green stem to the ground, catting slantvise halfway ...