... BLACKBERRIES AND LOGANBERRIES IN reply to a reader who wishes directions on planting hedges or rows of blackberries and loganberries, the first consideration is well. trenched deep and fairly rich soil. Then, all that is necessary is to plant good roots ...

... Tame Blackberries Rubus frulicosus is simply the common wild blackberry, and lie has now some cultivated relatives which will give a useful addition to our garden fruits and fences. Some f these relatives are really very pretty with their beautifully ...

... BLACKBERRIES BY POST Blackberries sent through the post arc fenerally badly packed, complains the 'ost Office. Not only is the fruit spoiled, says the Postmaster-General, but other for which the sender of the fruit fa linhK damaged. ...

... BLACKBERRY WINE. Cover a number of blackberries with water to draw out the juice, and put it in the oven. Strain it through a sieve, and leave it to ferment for' fourteen days. Then to every two quarts of juice add a pbund of sugar and a quarter of a ...

... BLACKBERRYING TRAGEDY CHILD ELECTROCUTED ON RAILWAY A 10-year-old girl was electrocuted while picking blackberries with her two young sisters on the Southern Railway line at Grove Parle. Bromley, yesterday. Her name was Grace Betty Kemp, of Detling-road ...

... BLACKBERRY COMPOTE (CHILDREN T.OTE TIMS) I ngn'ili i'. pint water ; 1 lb. thick rrie®. ’i ■4 !» v« s|hh»H' ...

... BLACKBERRY FOR COLOS Here i« a blackberry liqueur which exceptionally good and much used for colds. Make your syrup directed, using in this case one pound of sugar to each pint of water and clarifying with whites and shells of egg directed. To each pound ...

... wild blackberries as cut leaf blackberries' at a price above the maximum fixed by the Blackberries Order. This is a clear infringement of the order, which applies to all blackberries, except those which are proved to be cultivated ...

... BLACKBERRY LANE. TO THZ DITOB OP TBII onssaysa. SIR,—If any of our local Councillors wishes to confer a real and lasting benefit upon his electors, parishioners, and the publio in general, he cannot do so in a better way than by turning his attention ...

... WAR BLACKBERRIES. Early Arrivals Sold in London at Eighteenpence a Pound! The blackberry harvest has begun, and The Daily Mirror understands that there is every prospect of it being a bountiful one. If the schemes which have been organised in different ...

... GO BLACKBERRYING suit is in her eye. She says come out and blackberry. You say you are feeling a little tired and will come and join the party later on. But that won't do ; she says you must come now and you're not to be so lazy. But you want to be lazy ...

... BLACKBERRY WINE. Blackberries .are with us early, and in excellent condition for picking and making into wine. Blackberry wine is made by taking some fresh ripe blackberries and pressing out the juice from them. Let the juice stand for thirty-six hours ...