... BLACKBERRY SYRCP. Required: Six quarts of blackberries, brown. sugar, water. Method( Remove stalks f blackberries, which must be very ripe. but sound. Put into a large jar, bruise lightly with a wooden spoon, and place the jar in a cool oven. Bring to ...

... loganberry, and blackberry ; but it looks well over an arch in the gar- den, for it has attractive leaves, and the red fr ts are produced abundantly when the plants are established. For real flavour a good variety of the British or wild blackberry cannot be ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... one variety of fruit avail- able to make up the desired quantity. Good combinations are currant and rasp- berry, apple and blackberry, and _pine- apple, strawberry and rhubarb, the last named adding juice and bulk but not flav- our to those other fruits ...

... gallon of water four pounds of sugar; cherries. pears, plums, and damsons, four to six pounds; raspberries. loganberries, blackberries and currants. Rix pounds; plums, in halves. eight pounds; and strawberries, ten pounds. The syrup should he made with soft ...

... machine is properly adjusted and the vans of good quality. Fruit specially recommended for canning' are black currants and blackberries. Black cherries give better results than white. Gooseberries should he green and of medium sine. Canned pears are not entirely ...

... is almost evergreen, and bears in profusion large red berries which are in appearance more like those of a raspberry than blackberry. It has large foliage which serves to pro- tect the fruit. By cutting hack the growths early in the year one can reason- ...

... fruits for small- holders and allotment holders are black and red currants, raspberries, oose- berries, the loganberry, and blackberry. You can almost always be sure of getting a satisfactory crop of*fruits from them if they are given reasonable attention ...

... frequently to a state of affairs on th wholesale poultry markets of this countr that is little short of chaotic. 7 ) pring and Blackberry Chicken, “ spring chicken is seasonal, m: young birds of this type are produced Ja in the year. It is suggested that term ...

... growth, and others which bear chiefly on spurs or short stunted branches. In the former group are raspberry. loganberry. blackberry, black currant. morello cherry. track, and nectarine. hi the latter group are apple, pear, plum, sweet cherry, and red currant ...

... Iris fosrlitippeace at a girl sixteen years old, aho hail stepped from bur father's garden into ',plantation to gather blackberries. Several shots entered into the poor girl's The Daily bas the following reworks upon the Oret•lrevre;--- We reported the ...