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... should be removed from rasp- berry, loganberry, and blackberry as soon as the fruits are gathered. Take out all weak growths also, but do not cut off the tips until February. Loganberry and blackberry may be trained to form arches, bowers, or screens to ...
... re 6 Ibs. of blackberries and put into a preserving pan or casserole with the water. Oook until the fruit is tender. Strain it through a hair sieve, press the fruit well but do not rub it. Measure the syrup and put into the pan with the sugar (allow 1 ...
... LOG ANBERRIES. This very fine fruit. which is a cross he- tween a raspherry and a blackberry, Is sharper than the forn and not so acid as the latter. It is named Logan after the man who discovered it. When quite ripe it is black. It hottles extremely ...
... and Diced Carrots, Cauliflower flower, Brussels Sprouts, • Broccoli Spears, Corn on the Cob, Small • Whole Carrots FRUITS Blackberries, Black Currants. Raspberries, Strawberries RON BROWN THE SEVEN-DAY FRUITERER 61-65 GUTHRIE PORT, ARBROATH Phone 3012 ...
... ANNIHILATING THE BLACKBERRY. .t reader of this velum'', Mr David Fox, who lives iu New Zealand, gives other readers and onyself the elmitee of earning All we have to do is to tell than: in New Zealand how they eon eradicate the blackberry This shrub. which ...
... BOTTLED ■RAMBLES. This is a satisfactory and quick method for bottling blackberries. Take the number of bottles required and put 1 os. of sugar in each, and nearly fill with blackberries. Place in an oven, remove them just before the skin of the fruit begins ...
... the New Zealand Parliament a speaker recently said: I know of country towns where blackberries are growing in the main streets.”” During the last few years the blackberry has in- vaded nearly 100,000 acres of valuable dairying land, and thousands of pounds ...
... R PUDDING. Six sponge cakes, one pound of juicy fruit, such as loganberries, plums or blackberries, sugar to sweeten, half-a-pint of whipped cream or custard. Stew the fruit with sufficient sugar to sweeten. Cut the sponge cake into thin slices, and line ...
... abundant crop of all kinds of fruits and berries in most districts. M. B. R.—You can lift and replant the rooted tips of blackberry shoots; they will soon make R. R.—Newly planted raspberry canes should be cut down to within 6 inches of the ground in February ...
... estimated at 70 killed and over 500 wounded. LLOTM AN GARDENS. Bv SPaADEWORKER. PROFITABLE SMALL FRUITS Raspberry, loganberry, blackberry, and other similar fruit bushes grow very quickly at this time of year, and they need atten- tion so that next year's crop ...
... HELPFUL HINTS FOR MENU soup. One pound of blackberries, two ounces of margarine or vegetable cooking fat, one ounce of cornflour, three cloves, some sugar, a one-inch stick of cinnamon. Prepare the blackberries, reserving a few of the best ones for serving ...
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