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Dave Hill 16-07-2011 10:05 PM

First Blackberries
 
Ficked the forst few blackberries on Friday,
With all this rain there shoul be a good crop this year.
David

bobharvey[_2_] 16-07-2011 10:53 PM

First Blackberries
 
On Jul 16, 10:05*pm, Dave Hill wrote:
Ficked the forst few blackberries on Friday,
With all this rain there shoul be a good crop this year.


fermented quickly too!

Malcolm 16-07-2011 11:13 PM

First Blackberries
 
On 16/07/2011 22:05, Dave Hill wrote:
Ficked the forst few blackberries on Friday,
With all this rain there shoul be a good crop this year.
David

Been picking for over a week. (in south Hampshire)

Malcolm

Granity 17-07-2011 01:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Malcolm (Post 930312)
On 16/07/2011 22:05, Dave Hill wrote:
Ficked the forst few blackberries on Friday,
With all this rain there shoul be a good crop this year.
David

Been picking for over a week. (in south Hampshire)

Malcolm

We planted a Black Butt blackberry last year, pick the first a couple of weeks ago (blackbirds have been picking them for a month :-( ) they are a loganberry cross and the fruit is about 2" long, The taste is very intense if picked when only just ripe, the amount of flavour falls of when they are fully ripe.

Pam Moore[_2_] 17-07-2011 03:10 PM

First Blackberries
 
On Sat, 16 Jul 2011 14:53:24 -0700 (PDT), bobharvey
wrote:

On Jul 16, 10:05*pm, Dave Hill wrote:
Ficked the forst few blackberries on Friday,
With all this rain there shoul be a good crop this year.


My allotment neighbour won't be picking any this year.
His plot backs onto a hedge and he tends the blackberry which produces
good crops. He's also been leaving a patch of nettles for the
butterflies.
The committee have employed "a man" to go round with a strimmer to
tidy all the paths and edges. He obviously got tired of grass and cut
down the nettles and brambles! Perhaps he mistook the word "edges"
for " hedges"!

Pam in Bristol


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