... apples grow ripest And are sweeter than Italy's wines; They know where the fruit hangs the thickest, On the long, thorny blackberry vines. They gather the delicate seaweeds, And build tiny castles of sand; They pick up the beautiful seashells— Fairy barques ...

... tablesps. milk and water. Fit ling : level tahlespoonfuls thick apple pulp; 2 oz. margarine: 2 level tablesps. honey; 8 oz. blackberries. vvmst tovtiy .SWEET DISH// Why auyar in short Mix flour, baking powder (if used) and sail together and rub in margarine ...

... tea-leaves. The green sprouts of gorse or fulrze are much relished by the tame rabbit, as are sprigs and leaves from nut, blackberry, elm, oak, poplar, hawthorn, mulberry, lime and willow trees. Prunings of fruit trees and vines of French beans and scarlet ...

... grass, the fallowing may gathered and fed to the rabbits :—The young tips of furze or gorse; the leaves and young sprigs of blackberry, hawthorn, and nuts ; the leaves of dandelions; groundsel; hog weed, sometimes called cow-parsnip, which is a big, coar ...

... tea-leaves. The green sprouts of gorse or futrze are' much relished by tha tame rabbit, as are sprigs and leaves from nut, blackberry, elm, oak, poplar, hawthorn, mulberry, lime and willow trees. prunings of fruit trees and vines of French beans and scarlet ...

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... made. Boil two quarts blackberries la two quarts of water, bruising the berries spoon; strain through a Hboil the syrup for five each pint >niee, lib. for quarter of an hour, it rises. Pour into jars Fill bottles with blackberries been wiped dry with ...

... ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK'S rrZ7I.ES Riddle-me-Ree Holiday. RIDDLES What is green as grass, red as fire, and black coalV —A blackberry. Why is naughty- boy like straggling pi;,nt.•'—Because uoik stick keep them straight. Why New Sorest pony like egg Because ...

... ready; eager for every potuid of sound fruit you can spare. So whether it part of a Bumper crop of ph™«» or whether:it is blackberries the children have picked, semi « along. But you can. please arrange two or three weeks beforehand w«h *e Secretary of your ...

... _Jp» this year to import fruitpulpfor jam-making, iome-grown fruit must make up for it- Your extra apples and plums, the blackberries and crabapples the children .have picked from the hedges, will help to make up the jam supply ft>r next winter. So, whether ...

... for every pound of sound fruit you can spare. So whether it is part of aumper crop of plums or damsons, or whether it is blackberries the children have picked, send it along. But if you can, please arrange two or three weeks beforehand with the Secretary ...

... the ship reaches safety. 1. The hedgerow harvest is on. Several local folks spent the autumn holiday week-end gathering blackberries, s but there are also other good foods for the picking, such as elder berries, sloes, rowans, rosebips and sweet brown ...