Shabbat Shalom!
Pam planted a new rose called “Maggie” in between Ephraim and Judah today; I’m including a wonderful description of the rose below. Declare that God is anointing you with a new fragrance for the new season!
Excerpt taken from http://johnstarnesloveofroses.blogspot.com/2010/02/mystery-rose-maggie.html?m=1
“Look into each ruffled Victorian style blossom and eat up the saturated magenta-red color, far more sophisticated than your usual scentless, red florist’s rose. Then dive in with a hungry nose and tingle your soul with that heady, spicy Old Rose perfume so rarely encountered here in Florida. The blooms average three and a half inches across and occur singly or in clusters that can contain a couple of dozen blooms, making one cut stem an instant bouquet.”
Blessings, and see you all tomorrow night for First Fruits! If you can’t join us onsite, tune in on the web!
Tracey