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Israel's welfare minister Isaac Herzog,(l) and Jehudah Shavit.(head rural council)
Minister Herzog is the son of Israel's 6th. president Chaim Herzog.
I visited Milton Keynes to help our two fantastic candidates fight the next election.
Let's deliver the real change we need in Milton Keynes and accross our country, by voting for Hannah O'Neill and Charlynne Pullen, who will work for the many, not the few.
Visited the Vianza Sonoma Winery and Marketplace in Carneros. Beautiful view from the top of the hill, looking out over vineyards (including Jacuzzi Family Vineyards).
I visited Milton Keynes to help our two fantastic candidates fight the next election.
Let's deliver the real change we need in Milton Keynes and accross our country, by voting for Hannah O'Neill and Charlynne Pullen, who will work for the many, not the few.
Meeting the one that put us in touch - Diane Jones of the Sierra Vista Farmers Market in AZ is the middle one
I was in Barry to support our wonderful Labour candidates in bringing about real change in Wales. (7th December, 2019)
I visted Barry's fantastic zero-waste shop and Barry sports and social club.
Later on, the cake had a misfortune of being stepped into by little Antek. I wish I had remembered to take picture of his footprint but the aunts sliced up the cake... Well, it will be something to remember even ten years from now.
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Monochrome with a touch of purple!
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Taken on November 5, 2007 at 08:01
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Hebe 'Great Orme' (Hebe 'Great Orme'):
Botanical name: Hebe 'Great Orme'
Other names: Hebe 'Great Orme'
Genus: Hebe
Flower: Pale-pink, Bright-pink in Summer; White, Pale-pink, Bright-pink in Autumn
Habit: Compact, Open branches, Rounded
Awards: RHS AGM (Award of Garden Merit)
A medium-sized evergreen shrub that grows up to 4ft (1.25m) tall when mature and rather wider. In mid-summer it produces an abundance of flower spikes up to 3in (8cm) long. Each flower is about 1/4in (6mm) wide with fertile stamens, and of clear pink, an unusual colour in the smaller hebes. Hardy to 20°F (-7°C), US zones 9–10. A garden hybrid introduced in the 20th century.
Hebe ‘Great Orme’ is a somewhat open, evergreen, bushy shrub, which can grow to nearly 5 ft (140 cm). The parallel-sided, spear-shaped, shiny, green leaves are up to 3.5 in (9 cm) long. The flowers spikes are bright pink, fade to white to give a two-toned effect. summer to autumn.
This half-hardy plant grows into a large and dominant plant. It requires a neutral, alkaline, moist and well drained soil, preferring full sun, semi-shade, sun, and a position in a border or free standing. This plant is likely to need clipping.
One of the larger hebes, ideal for a sheltered shrub border. It is susceptible to and should be protected from leaf spot and mildew.
Edited from various web-sources.
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