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...it's probably me, crashing about with a carrier bag full of cherry plums. I noticed that a couple of the local trees I stake out were starting to drop, so once I'd dropped the boys off at school I went foraging for windfalls. Obviously I'd prefer to pick them straight off the tree, but most of them were too high up to reach. If they've just dropped and aren't too battered they're fine to use after a good wash. Cherry plums are the original wild fruit that most cultivated varieties of plum are descended from, and are so-called as the fruit is about the same size as a cherry. Some trees have red fruit and some yellow, and whilst you can cook them (they're often bit sour and small to eat raw) my favourite way to use them is to make plum jelly, or even better - plum vodka. I can't describe to you just how insanely good this is, so I'm going to share the recipe so you can make your own ready for Christmas. I know, I'm too good to you. This recipe is double what I made last year, but it's worth making plenty. Obviously you can just adjust the proportions depending on the amount of fruit you have, and if you want to use gin instead, then go for it. The fruit of my labours [sorry] You will need: 2lbs cherry plums, washed but whole 16oz granulated sugar 6 or 7 cloves couple of pieces of cinnamon stick 1 litre of vodka/gin (I got mine from co-op as I was there, but usually buy the cheapest nastiest corner shop gut-rot I can. There's no point in wasting Grey Goose on this, you're putting a ton of sugar in anyway). They ID'd me, despite me explaining why I was asking for 'your cheapest and largest bottle of vodka please!'. I am 34. Sigh. Stab the plums a few times - my implement of choice is a corn on the cob holder - add all the ingredients to a large bottle (a funnel would be handy for the sugar, I don't have one so improvised with some rolled up paper), and shake vigorously (make sure the lid is on properly). You will be left with something that looks like a science experiment involving pond dredging. I'm using a big catering size squash bottle, but a large and well washed plastic milk bottle would do just as well. Can you see the tadpoles cloves? Keep in a cool dark place, and shake every day, the sugar will gradually dissolve. The plums will go brown and shrivel over time, this is fine. I recommend leaving the fruit in the bottle for as long as possible and shaking it when you remember once the sugar has dissolved. I keep mine near the washing machine in the utility room so shake it when I do a load of laundry! As the months go by you'll notice the colour getting deeper as more and more juice comes out of the fruit. You'll probably need to top up with a little more vodka at some point too. Sometime in December, strain the liquid through a jelly bag and bottle up. It's not really essential to sterilise the bottles I don't think - not like it is for jam making - but putting them through the dishwasher first could be a good idea. I didn't eat the left over shrivelled fruit last year, but they'd probably make a very boozy crumble! Last year's vintage! Made entirely of yellow plums. This year's might be a different colour as there were a lot more red ones The finished drink is smooth and slightly spicy, perfect for Christmas. You can drink it neat as a liqueur (it doesn't burn your throat like dodgy holiday schnapps!) or make into a long drink with lemonade. Small bottles prettied up with a nice label and a pair of retro glasses would make a really lovely gift. Let me know if you try it! This is going to be my Monthly Make for July over at The Felt Fairy. Linked to Penny Pinching Party and Handmade Thursday Lakota x Edit: A few people have queried whether you can use other varieties of wild plum or those from the supermarket. Obviously it's cheaper if you get the fruit for free, but there's no reason why you can't use regular plums. If you do, you'll probably have to chop them to fit into your bottle - but you won't need to stab them. I would say leave the stones in too, as I think they may help with flavour. The only other thing is that you may need to adjust the sugar if your plums are very sweet? Maybe by an ounce or two, although I'm not an expert! My advice would be to make a small experimental batch (half my recipe), and make a note of proportions used so you can adjust for next year if necessary. You'll still need some to counter the vodka kick, but you don't want it tooth-rottingly sweet. If you don't like cloves - leave them out. I'm sure you could add other spices you might have and it would be just as good - maybe star anise?

"If There's a Bustle in Your Hedgerow, Don't be Alarmed Now..." 18" x 24" Our heavier-weight, white, premium matte paper has a natural, smooth uncoated finish that feels luxurious to the touch. Features: The 200 gsm/ 80 lb paper weight makes it durable and long-lasting. We use FSC-certified paper or equivalent certifications depending on regional availability. It’s better for the people and the planet. Each poster is shipped in robust packaging, ensuring it arrives safe and secure. Paper sizes may vary slightly by region. For the US and Canada, the measurement is in inches, while for the rest of the world, it is in centimeters. It is printed and shipped on demand. No minimums are required.

About this product Product Identifiers Record Label Rhi, Rhino UPC 0081227954246 eBay Product ID (ePID) 27046044547 Product Key Features Release Year 2016 Format Record Genre Rock Artist Down Release Title Down II Dimensions Item Height 0.23 in Item Weight 1.07 lb Item Length 12.42 in Item Width 12.41 in Additional Product Features Number of Tracks 15 Country/Region of Manufacture United States Tracks 1.1 Lysergik Funeral Procession 1.2 There's Something on My Side 1.3 The Man That Follows Hell 1.4 Stained Glass Cross 1.5 Ghosts Along the Mississippi 2.2 Learn from This Mistake 1.7 Beautifully Depressed 3.1 Where I'm Going 2.2 Doobinterlude 3.3 New Orleans Is a Dying Whore 2.4 The Seed 3.5 Lies, I Don't Know What They Say But 2.6 Flambeaux 4.2 Dog Tired 2.8 Landing on the Mountains of Megiddo Number of Discs 1 Notes Limited double 180 gram vinyl LP pressing. Down II: A Bustle in Your Hedgerow is the second album by metal supergroup Down, released in 2002. This was Down's first album in seven years since the release of NOLA, the longest gap between the band's three studio albums to date. Since Down was a supergroup, the band went on hiatus in 1996 so that members could focus on their main bands (namely Eyehategod, Corrosion of Conformity, Crowbar and Pantera). Down reformed in 1999 with Pantera bassist Rex Brown replacing Todd Strange. The band wanted the album to have a "bluesy" feel, so they moved into Phil Anselmo's barn, dubbed "Nödferatu's Lair," in southern Louisiana where they lived and recorded the album in 28 days without anyone leaving the house. Show More Show Less

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August is the last month of our short English summer, and there just a few late-flowering species of flower left in our hedgerows. Wild carrot, Rosebay Willowherb and one or two others. This hoop celebrates these late flowering stars - indeed my mum used to tell me that when Rosebay Willow Herb had finished flowering right to the top of its spikes (it’s the pink one in this hoop) then summer would be at an end. Pattern uses chain stitch, whipped back stitch, bullion knots and french knots. Shown mounted in 7” hoop. Please note, this listing is for the pdf pattern to stitch your own hoop and not the finished item.  Pattern includes full size templates, stitching instructions and DMC floss requirements. It is a pdf pattern and you will not receive anything in the post. Your pattern will be available to download in the purchases and reviews section of your Etsy account as soon as your purchase is complete.

2003 Down II: A Bustle in Your Hedgerow T Shirt CONDITION good condition vintage Down band t shirt from year 2003, shirt comes in beefy black heavyweight cotton, some signs of fading and fabric pilling, cracks on front print, size XL on tag, please refer to measurement for accurate sizing, 100% preshrunk cotton fabric made USA assembled in Mexico. DETAILS Size On Tag: XL Tag: AAA MEASUREMENT pit to pit: 23.5 inches top to bottom: 30 inches SHIPPING • Registered Mail with tracking ETA (30 – 45 days)

This is a beige medium weight cotton cushion that has been screen printed with my own designs. Many have been individually printed which involves positioning, printing an individual flower, drying and then repeating. This gives you an absolutely one off, designed cushion. A variety of the hedgero...More This is a beige medium weight cotton cushion that has been screen printed with my own designs. Many have been individually printed which involves positioning...More

I'm drawn to the inspirational quotes and images that I see on Pinterest . And I recently came across this website , thanks to a dear old friend of mine but alas, the site does not let me pin the ones I love directly from the site. So, I've saved some of my favorites here and welcome any comments

Down - Down II (A Bustle In Your Hedgerow...) Original Poster 2002 - Vintage for Record Store Display - 2-sided Condition: Excellent, Never Hung Measurements: 17 x 11 inches approximately This poster is original, and from our original Mohawk Music Record Store in Dallas, TX. This poster was never for sale commercially to the public, and was distributed exclusively to music related venues. Down featured members from 4 excellent bands: Pantera, Crowbar, Corrosion of Conformity and Eyehategod. Poster will ship via US First Class Mail with Tracking included. We have been collecting vintage clothing and objects for years and owned two Mohawk Music record stores and are now letting some of collection go on Etsy --- check out our shops! http://www.etsy.com/shop/plattermatter --- for vintage clothing and accessories https://www.etsy.com/shop/MohawkMusic --- for vintage T-shirts, pinbacks music collectibles and vinyl / cds http://www.etsy.com/shop/plattermatter2 ---- for vintage home, tiki, ephemera and sewing

Asclepias speciosa has a similar appearance to Common Milkweed, but its pinkish-purple flowers have longer, tapered petals that are covered with fine hairs. These persistant, fragrant blooms are often described as looking like small crowns. Showy milkweed may be better suited in garden settings because it spreads less aggressively than Common Milkweed. Showy Milkweed is common through its native range which extends mostly west of the Mississippi River. In its native range, it can be found in prairies, savannas, and other open spaces. It does not tolerate shade, but can handle most soil types. Asclepias species are excellent nectar sources and are food for the larval stages of Monarch and Queen butterflies. The flowers attract many butterflies and hummingbirds. Like other milkwed species, Showy Milkweed has toxic foliage, though it is suggested that Showy Milkweed may not be as toxic as other species.  Live Plant Shipping Table Spring Fall Age/Size Potted 3-Packs May/June N/A 2.5" wide x 3.5" deep pots

No I'm not going to try to interpret those Led Zeppelin lyrics. But hedgerows? They rock. The traditional practice of letting nature have part of the farm turns out to have many benefits. Beneficial insects love hedgerows.

Shading magnificently from yellow at the base to brightest red at the tip, the long bottlebrush bloom of this kniphofia lasts for weeks in your summer garden, delighting the pollinators almost as much as it does the humans. Adds a pop of refreshing color to your garden, landscape, or containers. This bold beauty is a repeat bloomer so expect flowers all summer long and has a compact habit that is perfect for small spaces. Easy to plant and grow, this hardy bulb thrives in heat and dry soil. Pamper it the first year as it finds its feet, then let it go. You will be thrilled with how low-maintenance Papaya Popsicle really is in any well-drained soil. Deadheading will also encourage more blooms from this bright plant. The grass-like foliage will help enhance the uniqueness of this perennial. 'Papaya Popsicle' will cause the hummingbirds to visit your garden again and again throughout the summer. This bold beauty will be a wonderful addition to your summer garden.

From "The Infinite Feast: How to Host the Ones You Love—Recipes from the Big Easy . . . and Beyond" by Brian Theis, 2020 Click here for more on my new cookbook!If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now. It's just a spring clean for the May queen. —Led ZeppelinThis mac is plenty cheesy but somehow light and heavenly too. Don't buy pre-shredded cheese, shred it yourself. This mac is best eaten right out of the oven same day. Invite friends! Stairway to Heaven Mac a