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| I use this method for blackberries as the first year I decided to freeze some I just put them in a box and shoved that in the freezer - it was very difficult to prize a few away and I ended up having to defrost the lot and use them at once. Last year I cleared a shelf in my small freezer and covered a baking tray with blackberries. I put this in the freezer and they all froze individually so it was possible to gather them up like sweets and pour them into a box. I continued doing batches like this until allmy blackberried were frozen. It makes re-using them so much easier as they're not all stuck together in a mushy clump.
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| well i let some leaves get big for my mum but i hate it cooked so i eat all the new growth small in salads. ive got tons of chard so thats how ikeep on top of it.also if anyone comes rounnd i normally go out there with a bag and a pair of scissors and give them a sack full |
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| I used it in the bottom of my bean trench as well
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