Hookin Up with HoH #66

post from House of Hepworths "hoh" on 14 September 2011 10:24:14 PM. © House of Hepworths "hoh"

Who’s ready to get jiggy with it? Please refrain from posting links to shops and stores. RECIPES/FOOD now has a separate link. Please make sure to link your recipes separate. Here are some highlights from last weeks party… Thrifty and chic gave her sofa table a nice makeover. It looks fab in her room. Madigan [...]

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Flower Clip Ons

post from Cut Out + Keep on 14 September 2011 08:33:01 PM. © Cut Out + Keep

Cute flower clips!

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How to Give Your Dog Eye Drops

post from How to of the Day on 14 September 2011 08:00:00 PM. © How to of the Day

Eye infections can be very painful for dogs and they need prompt attention and consistent treatment. If your vet has prescribed eye drops or ointment, it will be up to you to apply it after the initial application at the vet's visit. This article explains how to administer eye medication to dogs in a way that keeps both yourself and your dog safe.

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How To Buy Canon PowerShot ELPH 300 12.1 MP
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post from Do It Yourself Videos - Metacafe on 14 September 2011 08:00:00 PM. © Do It Yourself Videos - Metacafe

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Veyla Gloves

post from Cut Out + Keep on 14 September 2011 07:34:30 PM. © Cut Out + Keep

Fingerless Mitts With Lovely Details

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Summer Flies Shawlette

post from Cut Out + Keep on 14 September 2011 07:34:30 PM. © Cut Out + Keep

A sweet little shawl

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Diagonal Eyelet Warmers

post from Cut Out + Keep on 14 September 2011 07:34:30 PM. © Cut Out + Keep

Simple and Warm!

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lemon cucumber

post from craftlog on 14 September 2011 05:35:09 PM. © craftlog

The garden is really going gangbusters right now. My extremely late-planted lemon cucumbers even made it, though it’s now a race between the powdery mildew and more cucumbers.

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The powdery mildew is also hard at work attacking all my squashes. I have pumpkins and winter squashes set on several plants, so fingers crossed they will mature before the end comes. Even with the mildew, my pattypan squash finally caught up with the rest of the summer squash plants, so now I am harvesting 4 types of zucchini and squash! I gave away a big bag of them at lab, and am probably going to do some freezing and pickling too.

The tomatoes are in full swing and I am not tired of them yet like with the squash (seriously, we have been eating squash in some guise for dinner almost every night for weeks). Yesterday I ate four different varieties: yellow pear (my only surviving plant started from seed. It just has one little cluster of fruit, but yum!), siletz, sugar lump, and striped roman. This was my first striped roman to mature, and I was very annoyed to discover pillbugs eating the blossom end. Luckily these are long skinny fruit, so it was easy enough to cut off the buggy part. The rest went on what my mom calls a “kitchen sink” sandwich: thick crusty bread with mayo and big slices of tomato so juicy you have to eat it standing over the kitchen sink. The only type I haven’t tried yet is the momotaro, but there’s one giant fruit that will be ready very soon. It’s a pink variety, so I’m not quite sure how to know if it’s done. Once I pick it, I’ll try to take a group shot. It’s amazing how diverse they are.

Also currently harvesting: kale, chard, arugula, pole beans, dill, chamomile, radishes, beets, lettuce, thyme. The pole beans have been a big disappointment. I planted a purple podded variety that is beautiful, but I tried to trellis it up my fence and it didn’t work very well. Same with my Scarlet runner beans and my fall crops of peas. Next year….

And one last fun crop: catnip! The cats are going bonkers for it. Not that our new! baby! kitten! needs any excuse to go bonkers.

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