Showing posts with label fall color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall color. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
AD MAJOREM GLORIA DEI

What could be more rewarding than giving flowers to the glory of God? After all, He is the creator of all our wealth. All we're doing is giving it back to HIM. Everything but the little gourds in this arrangement and its twin came from the gardens at Furball Cottage and went to adorn the sanctuary at Saint Matthew Lutheran Church in Moorestown. Let us give thanks for the bounty His generosity has bestowed upon us. All Glory to Him now and forever. Amen.
Labels:
arrangement,
church flowers,
fall berries,
fall color,
flower arranging

ON FIRE!
Fall arrived in all its glory. The fire bush [euonymus alata] looked magnificent. Call the firemen, my garden is on fire! Well, that was exactly one year ago. This year the drought has destroyed its beauty, branches have cracked and several of its neighbors, including a spectacular cryptomeria japonica which will have to be cut down. I'll have to enjoy pictures from years past because this summer was a bummer.
Labels:
drought,
euonymus alata,
fall,
fall color,
summer drought.
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- MECHECARMEN
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