... be dragged into this business of blackberrying. He personally felt that it was a very dekirable thing that the older children should be encouraged to do everything they possibly could in connection with blackberrying—he felt that it was a patriotic duty ...

... importance. We have heard something about the blackberry crop, too, but not as much as of other crops, although the children have been given half-holidays in order to pick blackberries. An aside to this blackberry-picking business was noted by a few of us ...

... assistance in promoting the organisation of the picking of blackberries. . The success of the organisation will depend in large measure upon the extent to which the children are allowed to pick blackberries systematically and thoroughly in each district, and ...

... already been allotted for blackberry jam making purposes. The sugar available could be used for jam making purposes with other fruits than blackberries, but if the committee wished the sugar to be allocated purely for blackberry jam making and could overcome ...

... Waterside, on Thursday. October 24th, at 7.30 P.m. Chesham and District's Share in Blackberry Picking. Mr. E. A. C. Golding informs us that over six tons of blackberries picked by the school children, have been sent from this district, a goodly amount ...

... any time. The best Blackberries are much superior in flavour to any Blackberry-Rampberay hybrids yet raised, but the latter have the aul. vantage in being coreless and nit bout the hard seeds which are an objection in Blackberries. ...

... lemon rind, inner a dry pastry brush. Blackberries for jelly BLACKBERRIES are just coming into the shops. These are the cultivated ones and at present they are expensive but will no doubt get cheaper. Wild blackberries are beginning to appear on hedgerows ...

... district were devoting a portion of their school session to blackberry picking, under the superintendence of the school staffs. The work is being done by request of the War Office, and the blackberries are to be used for making jam for the soldiers. The youngsters ...

... and gradually fold into the whipped cream. Pipe on top of the flan and top each rosette with a blackberry. This flan can also lie made with tinned blackberries. When this gadget was demonstrated at Amersham Town Evergreen Club recently, one lady immediately ...

... are excellent in jams or made into blackberry jelly. If any reader has a favourite recipe containing this fruit. I should be pleased to hear about it and to pass it on to others. Always remember to wash the blackberries before use. ...

... No harm As blackberries are so easily reproduced, there can surely be no harm in borrowing from the hedges? I am told that a planted berry will produce fruit from the resulting bush in as little as three years. I have not personally tested this nor ...

... manner to the blackberry. It is said to be a cross between the blackberry and the loganberry. It is a heavy cropper, produces very large fruits that are excellent for bottling or jam making. The King's Acre berry is also similar to the blackberry. Can usually ...