... which is as good in flavour as the ordinary one, and this will bear in one year from planting. Then there is the cultivated blackberry, in every way an excellent fruit and heavy cropper. and a first-rate subject for covering a divisional railing or tool shed ...

... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM, Fqoal quantities of blackberres and green apples, \2’;&) and stalk the blackberries, peel and core and slice the apples; allow threequariers of a pound of sugar or half a pound of sugar and a quarter of a pound of glucose to ...

... Plums are now about past their best, but this, and next week, we will have regular supply of English Damsons and Irish Blackberries (Brambles), which we hope to sell at moderate prices, ...

... Apples (control 9d)—sd and 6d per Ib, 3 Plums (if available)—abont 10d per Ib. Pears (ITazel or Wine)—sd to 6d per Ib. Irish Blackberries (Brambles)—9d per Ih. Spanizh Onions (control 4d)—3d per Ib. Melons—new consignment—lowest prices, Almeria Grapes—l/4 per ...

... Special Prices for the Week. Damsons, ('K‘)(‘('tt‘d. about 11d to 1/- per Ib, Monarch Pulms, expected, 1/- per Ib. Irish Blackberries (Brambles)—9d per lb. Pears (Hazel or Fertility)—6d per Ib. English Dessert Apples, faucy fruit (Control 9d)—Bd Xer Ib ...

... invited to ob%ain official inspection of their crops. Keep a sharp look-out for blackleg among Plang cultivated varieties of blackberry. Make up frames of winter parsley. Try the effect of cooler treatment on un- D e cuttings of geraniums and other ive geraniums ...

... The cultivated blackberry is so much superjor to the wild one in flavour, size, and fleshiness, and is such a heavy cropper, that it deserves a far wider recognition than it now re ceives. There are several varieties, someu'mes‘hullaj ‘;‘\mrkm hl:h::buriep: ...

... encountering since the opening of the Assemblies, Ministers and elders, ministcrs’ wives and ciders’ wives, are as plentiful us blackberries in summer, and they seem to be unaffectedly enjoying themsclves, Oue parson from the north-cast corner said to my correspondent ...

... may be followed up with np';ri;fiom of liqui: manure, and a mulching is always beneficial on a light, quicklydried soil. Blackberries are iarly preci. ous just now, for they are so much sweeter than most fruits that they do not need nearly so much sugar ...

... to the purchaser. Thus there will be no doubt as to what you are getting when you see the container labelled “apple and blackberry with “turnip” or “carrot.” Marmaiade must also be marmalade made entirely of ‘“citrons fruit, citrons fruit juice, and ...

... will retain their fragran years, The Hedgerow Harvest. The summer drouglk has played with many of the fruit creps, but n blackberries, which promise an ear abundant crop. It has also beea ecptionally good year tor honey, and apiarists expect to take as ...

... fragrance for years, The Hedgerow Harvest. The summer drought has played havoc with many of the fruit creps, but not with blackberries, which promise an early and abundant crop. It has also beea an exeeptionally good year for honey, and many apiarists expect ...