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Get ready to land in seventh heaven when you play Heavenly Reels! And what is even more divine is that you actually get two spins for every wager you make! Fun gaming excitement with awesome pay outs makes it a blessed experience for all!
Nandina domestica( Berberidaceae, the barberry family, along with Berberis and Mahonia) This shrub was a very tiny ball of branches ten years ago. It has grown a lot while enjoying the sunshine along my parents sidewalk in Brunswick County, Calabash, North Carolina. 1-23-09
Reblooming Dwarf Lilac (Syringa 'Josee').
Lilac blossoms in August? It could happen with this reblooming wonder! Josee is a dwarf Lilac with a flower-happy nature that just doesn't quit. Very resistant to mildew, it thrives even in the sultry climates of zone 8, and farther north it reliably sets blooms all summer and fall, long after most Lilacs have given it up for the year!
The most brilliant display is in late spring and early summer, when this little 4- to 6-foot-tall tree just erupts into pinkish-lavender blossom. The fragrance is heavenly, as hundreds upon thousands of tiny tube-shaped blossoms, grouped into showy 3- to 4-inch clusters, release the scent that means "springtime" to many lucky gardeners! Cut all you want for the house, and deadhead the rest promptly, which will give Josee the signal that you're ready for some reblooms, please! She won't disappoint you, setting flowers even when other trees around her are getting their fall foliage color!
Josee's dwarf size also means that you can grow her in a container on the urban balcony, pint-sized deck, or smallest garden. Give her full sun and enriched, well-drained soil, keep her adequately watered during dry spells, and this tiny Lilac will repay you with more blossoms than you could have dreamed of! She spreads 5 to 6 feet wide, making a showstopping fragrant hedge, accent planting, or specimen in any sunny spot.
Lilacs do not fare well in the short, warm, moist spring weather of the deep south, but Josee outshines most others, blooming reliably through zone 8. You probably won't get summer reblooms in hot climates, but she may have a surprise for you in the cooler fall months! Superbly mildew-resistant, this is one of the few Lilacs that can withstand the warm, moist nights of southern and midwestern climates. ~ Wayside Gardens
So far we have seen only a few blossoms after the initial spring blooming. Hopefully things will be different now that the shrub is six years old.
My morning glorys have not performed well this year and finally in September, I have a few Heavenly Blue morning glories blooming. They are so beautiful and I love to see them in my garden.
All of the treasures in this striking necklace came to me from a good friend! I thought they came together beautifully to make a romantic nighttime garden scene.
The main bead embroidered pendant measures 3" across and is suspended from a silver plate chain. The total length of the necklace is 18". The focal piece is a fused dichroic glass cabochon surrounded by a peyote stitch bezel. Other beads include blue goldstone, sodalite rondelles, pressed glass from Czechoslovakia and lovely faceted blue crystals. The pendant is expertly backed in reclaimed purple Ultrasuede. This piece is guaranteed to be one-of-a-kind (ooak).
a heavenly pic of a pr of heavenly trees..reflecting on a colorado lake...pic is upside down of course...makes my brain....*twisted*
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*reflection of passion* ~ yanni
by Katei Taki (1830-1901), included in Kacho Gafu (Picture Album of Flowers and Birds) – Japanese flower and bird picture book published in 1888.
This cat is heavenly not only because of the white lighting, but also because she looks a lot like my sweet cat Georgia(or Georgi) who passed away recently. I miss her very much and this cat photo is a tribute to her, even though it isn't her.
Trekking to the crest of the Nohkalikai Waterfall, Sohra, Meghalaya.
The forest, the stream, the rock formations - its straight out of a wild western movie - wilder in fact.
If you're fit enough - do not come back without doing this trek.
According to Wikipedia - this is the tallest plunge waterfall in India - plunging 340 meters from its crest.
Tweaked for Barbee in the Manipulate This group here:
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