... strongly is the parsley leaved blackberry, a distinct form of the common blackberry of the hedgerow; it is easily recognised by the deeply.cut or in. dented leaves--hence the popular name of parsley-leaved blackberry. The fruits are large and sweet, ...

... known, is one of the best of them, and it is just as easily grown as the blackberry. It makes delicious jim or jelly. Other new or recent berried fruits closely related to the blackberry and loganberry are the Laxtonberry, the Newberry, and the Himalayan berry—all ...

... enjoyable time was spent by the boys. who were rather reluctant to return to Acton. ♦ great deal of time was spent in blackberrying and nutting, and outing.. One day was spent in the woods, gathering wood for the camp fire. after which arrangement was ...

... Hessian countryside, there has been :in abundant fruit harvest. Pears. apple. ,mist walnuts are a.. plentifut this year blackberries at I anti .»n had tar ahsuntly low prices. lln the other hand I am toted that there is a ser l of vegetables. find the ...

... the heights of haystacks cad conker trees, whilst others again preferred to delve into the depths for hazel-nuts and blackberries. Early in the afternoon sports were improvised. the children engaging in races, kicking the football, skipping competi- ...

... -ream. After gooseberries corn, .testa plumn, which any child over three enjoy; and then raspberries and red currants and blackberries. which arc sate eating for the little ones. Purr Fey rrs. These are bound to he indizestible; they set constipation in ...

... allowing the sponge to take up the syrup or serve separately. This sweet is Belie' .. with stowed cherries, raspberries, blackberries. tiered .t lie-, pineapples, apricot-, id,. A Take a packet tore. make a 116141, cut .41ffieient .trawls in slightly ...

... growth, and others which bear chierly on spurs or short stunted branches. In the former group are raspberry, loganberry, blackberry, black currant, morel) cherry. peach, and nectarine. In the latter group are apple. pear, plum, sweet cherry. and red currant ...

... the bulbs then being token out of the soil, dried, and stored in cool place until autumn. P. Y. J.--The way to prune the blackberry is to cut out as many old branches as east be replaced by the new shoots that grew last summer. The fruits for Ile north ...

... , anti the travellers made good use of them by the wouduuts and blackberries. As the result of experience, they recommend Hertfordshire fur wood. nuts and ItLecliyalleth tor blackberries. Must Adoptions, however,,will be content to gather thou wearer ...

... Aug. 3. charahane outing to Hughe.ion: Ang. 12. train and It trip; Aug. Wembley Fxbibitinn: Sept lt. Harrow: Sept. 19. blackberry rarnlle. Further particulars may be obtained from Mrs. Harris. 19. Faradayroad. Anton, nr Mr. Reeeltine, 91, Churehfield-road ...

... upon the medical profession because of its wonderful tonic properties. Their bramble jelly, made from tresh brambles or blackberries, is a preserve which would be hard to beat. Their stoncless damson jam is becoming such a popular variety that difficulty ...