... BLACKBERRY CULTURF Many of the Amercan blackber.ics are excellent fruits. Strong, well-drained day soils are best, but the plants thrive almost anywhere. Where possible, a cool exposure is deirrable. On good soils no manure will be needed unt 1 the plants ...

... A BLACKBERRY PUDDING. A rather uncommon blackberry ptvlding is made with ground rice, and is very Irourishing and delicious. If it is being made for children. it is best to stew the blackberries to • pulp then strain the juice from them and use this instead ...

... THE ORMSKIRK ADVERTISER AFTERNOON finest delicious flavour FRUITS Strawberries Raspberries nMrni r) 1 Cultivated Blackberries Loganberries U LlOs VEGETABLES Garden Peas Asparagus Stringless ! I Pemh French Beans Runner Beans Broccoli Yoyr hat for spring ...

... 1918. MINISTRY OF FOOD, Mowry-Warr Drvissos. CoLLECTION OF BLACKBERRIES. firkliE Ministry desire the hearty co-operation of ' the public in securing the gathering of the full crop of BLACKBERRIES on account of the serious shortage of fruit. under the auspices ...

... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM Allow 1 lb. sugar to each lb. fruit. The blackberries must not be.ovcrripc. Put the fruit in a pan, and after sprinkling the sugar over if, let it stand for 4 hours. Place die pan over low fire and stir with a wooden ...

... We’re going to raid Dame Nature's larder, then have a market with what we get. Y know, blackberries, bulrushes, nuts, seeds for birds and that sort of thins.”. Blackberries would sell.” said Dorothy thoughtfully, ” don’t know about bulrushes, though.” ** They’re ...

... address and give age. And then address the envelope— Aunt Lucy, clo Advertiser Office, Ormskiek. MY DEAR VOLUNTEERS. The blackberry season is now with us and no doubt you have been out to seek for this fruit when you have had the opportunity. In rose pests ...

... MORE TASTY RECIPES Apple and Blackberry Pie The blackberries must be ripe but Arm wash them gently under a spray of cold water 450 lib shortcrust pastry (see recipe) 450 lib apples peeled quartered and cored 450 lib blackberries washed and hulled 100g4oz ...

... are eaten. Similar to the blackberry, is the dew• berry. The fruit ha; larger p'ps and is generally more juicy—you will find the sepals of the calyx (the outer green petals) form a cup round the fruit, whereas in the blackberry these turn downwards. In ...

... covered with masses of leaves, and in the caso of thick clusters of blackberry foliame—which is high in favour—a leaf is raised here and there to permit of a peep of the ripcning blackberries bencath, -~ while a large cluster .of the same fruit, with 2 co ...

... soon have the blackberrying season with us again. I know lots of you go out gathering them for mother to make into jaus,ot tarts or perhaps for the markets. I oniglwalked along the ridge of a hiU where few people went and found blackberries ,growing on ...

... even very small garders. The very large fruit is produced in immense abundance, and partakes of Ilia flavours of both the blackberry- aid raspberry.• When ripe, it is purplish-vet in co t our, and possesses a peasant acidity. The unripe fruit is exccediney ...