... cream poured over it. A variation of the usual blackberry tart is provided the following: Place a lining of sponge cakes round deep pic-dish, and fill the centre of the dish about three-parts full of blackberries, adding sugar if desired. Make custard of cornflour ...

... to go out into the country and pick blackberries. Children should be accompanied by an adult because it is more important than ever this year that no damage should be done to growing crrms or to fences. But blackberry picnics can cie vend fun. This year ...

... rnberiy is aen bztwesen the raspberry and the blackberry. Laxtonlmnirs and phenomenal berrle. are rasp. flaveured Logana. and, perked in someninies at. sold a. raspberries The bem as Logan crossed blackberry Bleckbseries. raspberries. Lastonbernes and ...

... takes .1-4 hour. Remove the ginger, pot, and tie down when cold. BLACKBERRY-AND-APPLE JAM Four pounds blackberries. one and a half pounds apples, horf-pint water, sugar. Place the blackberries in a pan over a low heat. adding half the quantity of water. Stew ...

... growth, and bears large clusters of blackberries of large size. Unlike ordinary blackberries, it fruits on the old wood, as well as on that of the previous season's growth. Another fine blackberry is the American variety—Blowers. This is an early, heav ...

... the diocese of Canterbury. BLACKBERRY RERVICES. At two churches in Wokin* BliwkbciT.v service?” have been held. one church the children’s offering? of fruit exceeded ninety pounds and at the other seventy. The blackberries were distributed amongst poor ...

... Thcre is every promise of a good blackberry season. Quite a lot of berries have already been gathered throughout the countryside. and the sun will quickly ripen off the clusters which are hanging no the hedgerows. Blackberries are seldom cultivated in this ...

... croppers, and easy to grow, as the common and the named blackberries. The Loganberry hybrid between the red raspberry and the blackberry. Then there arc crosses between the Loganberry and the blackberry, and the Loganberry and the red raspberry. The b black ...

... produced. The fruits are about twice as big as an ordinary blackberry, and are of the dark red colour of a well-rinened mulberry. The delicious flavour is between those of the raspberry and the blackberry and the plants are selffertile. They grow of semi-Upright ...

... Matron, “Sydney House,” Bittcrne, Hants, September 29th, 1915. Pears, Mrs. Donaldson; blackberries, Bitterne School boys; cake, Mrs. Bcvan; flowers and blackberries, Bitterne Girls’ School, Standard V.; box cigarettes. Children of Westeod School; apples ...

... and blackberry, and the fruit is excellent stewed, while it also makes a capital jam. The lowberry is a fine berry, hearing fruit like the loginberry, but yet black in colour, and of true blackberry tmvour. It hat not the acidity of the blackberry. Like ...

... cake, vegetables and apples, Mrs. Dalgleish; plums, Mr Barnes, Mrs. Hirst and Mr. Fry rhubarb. Mr. Bettrldge; blackberries Anonymous; blackberries and flowers Mrs. Neuson; apples, Mrs. Woolley hot-water bottle bags. Mrs. Smith mushrooms and apples, Miss ...