... December Blackberries. Mr. Tom Allen, a Meath man, walked into the Western /fail Office at Neath on Tuesday and produced a handkerchief full of blackberries, which he said he had gathered while walking along the Neath-Pontardawe rood near Rhos. ...

... THE BLACKBERRY HARVEST. There are ample signs upon th • hedgerows that blackberries will be • lentitul this autumn. Large green berries are to be seen everywhere, and with a continuance of the sunny weather they will soon be r..ady for gathering. THE ...

... thoroughly. Pour into a wet mould and leave to set. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM Ingredients: 51b. of blackberries, 31b. of apples, lb. of sugar to every lib. of fruit, and half a pint of water. Pat the blackberries, the apples, peeled and cored, and 11b. of sugar ...

... BLACKBERRY CREAM If you want a new sweet for special °cessions, you could not better than to try this cream :—I tin of unsweetened milk, los. of gel. atine. di p i nt s of (good measure) blackberry juice, sugar to tame. Kock the gelatin e over. night ...

... nt in the 3rd Che-hire Regiment-. Deceased, with his two brothel's and a companion named Otizman, went out to Sealand blackberrying on Sunday, and gathered a quantity of the fruit, eating some, and bringing the remainder home. They also gathered some ...

... BLACKBERRY CREAM. Stew 1 lb. blackberfies 15 minutes, stn's through rumba. and to earl. pint of juke allow 2 os loaf sugar and 1 as. gelatine. ' Dissolve thek in the juice strain, sod put aside to jelly. Whip up stiffly j pint cream, add 1 tablespoonful ...

... Grow Blackberries Everyone ought to grow a few blackberries; they very nearly look after themselves and can be grown even over a garden arch or trellis. One of the best varieties is John Innes; it yields large luscious fruits in September and October ...

... Plenty of Blackberries There are plenty of ripe blackberries to be had for the picking in the surroundings of Rhos. The hot sun of the last few weeks has ripened the fruit a mouth earlier than (mull, and according to one old inhabitant there has not been ...

... BLACKBERRIES FOR JAM Arrangements which are being made by the Ministry Food, in connection with the Board of Agriculture, to organise the collection of blackberries and other wild fruits are now practically complete. There every indication that the blackberry ...

... BLACKBERRIES AND MUSHROOMS These appear to be %ery plentiful this year. Neither cost anybody piece to cultivate, yet the price is up. The same remark applies to plums. It is true they are not so plentiful as they were last year, hut in lean years in pre-war ...

... Blackberry Wine Pour two gallons of boiling water on to one peck of ripe blackberries, and allow to stand for three weeks. Take the head off and strain on to sugar. alloWing 31b. of sugar to each gallon of juice, and stir till dissolved. Add a slice of ...

... BLACKBERRY PICKINU The Horticultural Instructor (Mr. (.. M. Jones) gave a report of blackherry picking carried out with the co-operation of various in the county, the total wight collected being 3 tons I cwt., .eaving atter wa-tag• 2 tons 19 ewts. ...