Great Michelle, you are correct in that your lupine self seeds each year and behaves like an annual. You are fortunate to have such a vigorous group of lupine.
@@harvestinghistoryllc3161 I have three Lupine from bare root planted last spring. They flowered June-September. They're in pots. I collected seed from them and deadheaded. All three pots have new foliage already in February. Zone 8 UK. They were sold as perennials. I think it really depends where you are and what kind of Lupine you're growing, because mine most certainly didn't self seed to appear from the same spot in the same three pots.
What a beautiful description! Thank you for the information. I live in zone 3 in a National Forest they’re EVERYWHERE! Except my yard. Until next summer of course 😉
I keep hearing different info on Lupines. Regardless of zone, some people have great success with them while others don't. I think it has a lot to do with the planting location and type of Lupine. I'm hoping to plant some this year and I'm going to experiment with mine.
I think you are correct. There are lupines and Texas Bluebonnets. One cannot tolerate heat-one can. There are tender perennial lupines and bienniel lupines and annual lupines.
I'm in UK zone 8. I planted bare root Lupine last spring, they flowered throughout most of last summer, and they're all producing new foliage right now. These were sold as perennial.
I’m in 6 B planted one plant 3 years ago and I never did anything else it just re seeds itself and blooms every year so none of what she’s saying made sense to me. 🤷♀️ dunno
Not all lupins are the same, most of them are perennial. There are annual (as texensis, nanus, bicolor, varius) and perennial varieties (as polyphillus, nootkatensis, perennis, arboreus, Russell hybrids)
They provide a nice natural feed for Locust. Especially the young ones - they get very hungry this time of year. Also, if you are struggling to feed a new colony of ants, I highly recommend Poppies and Hydrangeas! Just released a new generation of slugs into the wild too - all their dietary needs met by Begonias. Love my garden.
Jimmy, I suspect, but don't know for sure, that your lupins are biennials, but because they self seed so prolifically they appear to be perennials. It is unlikely that the same plant produces blossoms year after year, but like with anything in nature, there may be perennial lupins. Lupins do not do well in hot climates, but we have Texas BlueBonnets which are lupins that grow in Texas.
Hi! Great video! I have some seeds late May 2020 that have started to sprout about 2 inches long and show a couple leaves. When do you think would be a good time to plant them in my garden? I live in Alaska if that makes any difference. Thank you in advance!
Krista, plant them now. They will not flower until next year probably, but in Alaska, you may get a bloom in August. Congrats on getting them to germinate.
Hi, in May 2019 I moved into a house with a nice garden and one of the plants is Lupin. I took a picture of it, and according to the date stamp in my camera it says May 31, 2019. This year 2020 I was looking for it to grow but I've never seen it at all. I love flowers but I am scared of bees so I cannot tend to my garden so we have a gardener that comes every week. I am just wondering if Lupin plant only grow and flower once. Thank you.
tinybubbles49, Lupine are biennials. In their first year, they grow and in the second year they bloom and produce seed pods. The seed pods produce new plants in the next year with blossoms coming the following year. If you looked around your garden last fall or early this year you might have seen lupine seedlings. To have lupine, purchase some seed now and plant half the seed in August and the rest in November or December. Do the same thing in 2021. You should then have a continuous crop of lupine blossoms. I hope this helps.
Michele, you are very fortunate. Most gardeners cannot get lupine to grow in 8B at all. In Zones 6 and up they can get lupine to bloom if the seed is planted in the fall.
Hi. I am in the Caribbean where we love variety and colour. I am wondering if this plant could grow in my climate. Highs of 33 deg C and lows of 20 deg C.
HC, I am very sorry, but lupines will not grow in the Caribbean. Sometimes you can take a temperate climate plant, place the seeds in the refrigerator or freezer and for 10 weeks and then plant outside. The plants act as annuals and die at the season's end, but you cannot do this with lupine because they are biennials.
I just bought a lupus plant from one of our local flower vendors. I know nothing about growing them other than I think they are very unique! My question is, can I plant them in a big flower pot and will they come back next year? It says on the flower tag that they are perennials.
Penny, traditionally Lupin are biennials, though I have been told some of them are behaving as perennials. If your plant is ready to bloom, it is in the second growing season of its life. It can be grown in a container, but may or may not come back. You will need at least a 10-12 inch diameter and 10-12 inch deep container. If you live in a temperate Hardiness Zone 3-6 environment, take the seed pods, once they are dry, and sprinkle a few seeds in that container for the following years. If you live in Hardiness Zones 7 and up you must refrigerate the seeds for at least 10 weeks. Hope this helps.
I live in Philly and have a shore house in Jersey. 7b and these bad boys have been in both my garden for years. Don't tell us how it is where we live. They come up every year.
What would happen if I cut and remove the flower stems when they are nearly spent? I have heard that I may get more of them in a second showing. Is that true? The plants I purchased this month (June) were marked as perennials, so was that not true? If they are only annuals in my PNW zone 9a area, then I am very disappointed.
BucksDaughter, I don't know about getting a second showing. Given what I have observed with Lupine, I suspect it is possible, but rare. Lupin are biennials, but they self seed prolifically and you may think they are perennials who just like to move around your garden. If you live in the Pacific Northwest which is what I assume PNW means, then don't worry. Your lupine will return each year, but it will not be the same plant. It will be the offspring of your original plants.
@@harvestinghistoryllc3161, yes, PNW, is Pacific Northwest. I'm on the southern Oregon coast. Thank you for the information. I really do appreciate it. :)
I just started a bunch of new Lupine seeds indoors that I found from pods on an outdoor plant last year Is it possible to grow these from seed to flower in a 100% climate-controlled setting? I guess we'll find out :)
Lupine need to experience a period of cold (30-40 degrees) for at least 8 weeks and they usually take two growing seasons to produce flowers. The cold, known as vernalization, might be hard to achieve in a climate controlled environment.
Kris, if you don't want the ugliness in you garden, cut all of them and plce them in a well ventilated area out of the direct sun on a piece of paper. Once the pods have opened. sprinkle the seed back in the garden.
I planted some seeds in February 2020 the seedlings are doing very well. I carefully transplanted them into individual containers when can I plant them in the garden?? will my Russell Lupines bloom for me next Summer 2021???? Thanks ❤️
Ana, plant them when there is no danger of frost. Next time plant your lupine seeds in November. Your plants may bloom in 2020 or 2021. 2021 is the most likely. If you plant lupine seeds in November, they will bloom the following summer.
@@anniean6562 Wow! I just started an indoor Lupine journey from seed as well. How many times did you transplant them and what's your current container size? I was thinking of keeping each successfully (8/8 so far) germinated seed in a 1-gallon Smartpot and avoid having to transplant (since I heard they don't take well to it)
This is said to be an invasive plant here, the lupins!! This is all over the news here, and my mom wants to get rid of them, what I've missed while I've been gone, all these years, the pretty pretty lupins here, in this country!! So invasive means that it kills the other plants, and don't let them live here, at all, as they choke them to death!! I told my mom, without thinking that she was herself, that I hate this country, and all it's nostalgia with the bitter and the weak, that makes it ok to rude on the very pretty lupins here!! I went on for about 15 minutes, and that's very rare here, as we're forbidden to speak in this country, as the light ones, when the dark ones are around!! So I said it out, and got rid of it then!! And then we went to the brand new Iitala store, and pointed out the vase I got last year, an Iitala vase for 50 SEK, that costs 1699 SEK in the stores, at a flee market here, as a new thing, not bad!! And then I got a pair of boots, for 150 SEK, that costs 2500 SEK in the stores, at another new, and used items store here!! They were almost new, nothing on the soles, but a bit on the skin!! I got it for free, what you need here in Sweden to survive!!! HA HA HA!! I'm good here!! They got so shocked, I have not seen it!! My old daddy and I got the bargain here, that we reckoned for, our whole lives!!! HA HA HA!! That's good!!! So the lupins are said to make the biochemistry go haywire here, not the airplanes, the cars, and the trucks, but the lupins!! They are said to discontinue the breeding in the insects here, and they DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO THEN!! So she's from the United States, my mom, and she's in the band Shovels and Rope, so take a look there, she looks ANGRY, man, very angry!! What is that all about, what's wrong, what's happened to you??? My dad is there too, as he's also a flexer of his muscles around, and he'll beat you down, if you're stronger than him, in a few ways!! He's the bitch here, for the light's sake, THE BITCH!!! I love him much, and we had fun!! Hi dad, if you hear me!! Thank you, and let the lupins live!! Thank you!! // J
Lupins are perennials and are very hardy I live in zone 8 scotland they come back every year some plants lasting 10 years sow in March April or May they do not like to be moved about they may not flower the first year that is true but will the second .in winter they survive ice snow chilling winds been -5 lately they are a Hardy perennial I don't know what or where this women is doing with her lupins it's all wrong !!!
The lupines discussed in this video are the varieties that were originally native to parts of the Northeastern and Northwestern United States. They are biennials. They are prolific self-seeders so gardeners often believe them to be perennials. There are perennial lupines, but I am not aware of them being sold in the US with the exception of the Carolina Lupine, a yellow blossoming lupine. I have been growing lupines for more than 2 decades. Mine flourish and self-seed throughout all my gardens.
Race War I glanced at a news article about a fight on a basketball court between a black player and a white player when something began to rise up in my spirit. I felt great sadness and I saw something terrible coming by design of the enemy that will crush many lives, and grieve the heart of our Lord. Lord, what is this You are showing me? My child, a time approaches when nation shall indeed rise against nation. Peoples of every tribe will turn on each other and fight to the death. This is not My will, or by My design, but the enemy’s. It is the enemy pouring his hatred out into the world through hatred of other races and you see it even now increasing as never before. Soon it will erupt and its consequences will be irreversible. Thousands upon thousands of lives will be forever changed as lives are taken in hatred. As He spoke to me, I saw that many otherwise loving men would fight in this battle, though they did not want to, because they felt they must stand with their “tribe” or color against others. I saw women violently attacking other women in the work place. Many, many lives will be lost and families destroyed in this war if it is not stopped. Pray, My children. Pray against this terrible war that will pit My people against each other and fill the earth with hate, for it will bring much grief to you and it is not My will. The enemy has drawn many into this hatred already. Now he desires to fill their hearts with violence and murder. wingsofprophecy.blogspot.se/2018/01/color-war.html Once again, I (Maureen) see a Great Flame that I have come to know as the Heart of God the Father. He says: "Stop and think now. Everything the liberals are attacking - from the Star-Spangled Banner to My Jesus - are sources of pride and security. They are trying to pull the feet out from under your national pride and your Christian identity. By doing so, it will be easier for a liberal president to be elected. National security is also being threatened by physical attacks on police and law and order. This, of course, leads to lack of security on many levels." "Children, this is an age when right is wrong and wrong his right. The undiscerning heart is easily tricked, as he does not look beneath the surface. Those who instigate this movement are looking to destroy your country* from within. They are doing so by destroying the Truth which has been the foundation of this nation. Now, you have one race which represents liberalism and another which is conservative. This division unseats the inner peace and it is based on racism. Race sensitive issues are like switches which control the pulse of the nation." "I am calling you all to look past this and do not allow yourselves to be manipulated by outside powers eager to control your emotions. Place your love, once again, in Jesus. Allow the Commandments to lead you. Those inciting racism are trying to promote dishonesty. Cling to the Truth and do not be manipulated by your emotions. Allow traditions to be held up as good. I will lead you." Read 2 Thessalonians 2:13-15 + But we are bound to give thanks to God always for you, brethren beloved by the Lord, because God chose you from the beginning to be saved, through sanctification by the Spirit and belief in the truth. To this he called you through our gospel, so that you may obtain the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ. So then, brethren, stand firm and hold to the traditions which you were taught by us, either by word of mouth or by letter. #racewar #endtimes #loveletters www.holylove.org/messages/#latest-message "Until then, the losses will be horrific: starvation, annihilation and genocide will depopulate this country for men of another race to take over. Were I not on her side, America would be no more. Just as I punished Israel, so shall I punish this people. Exile will not be the choice, rather execution. Yet, there shall remain a remnant, and from that remnant will be a valiant people who will reestablish this country according to My principles. The wickedness of the former government shall be completely ruined. Not one brick shall remain as I will swallow up in blackness the very foundations of this evil and double-minded people. "Satan will have accomplished his ends for this nation, but out of the ashes will arise a people fearlessly devoted to Me, and from them I shall repopulate America. What is there left to say?" search.stillsmallvoicetriage.org/message.php?id=243&langCode=en-US
Thank you, Straight forward planting times. Just what I needed!
You are welcome, Crystal. Thank you for taking your time to watch our Harvesting History video.
I’m in zone 7, and ours have came up for five years.They re seed themselves and create a beautiful backdrop.
Great Michelle, you are correct in that your lupine self seeds each year and behaves like an annual. You are fortunate to have such a vigorous group of lupine.
@@harvestinghistoryllc3161 I have three Lupine from bare root planted last spring. They flowered June-September. They're in pots. I collected seed from them and deadheaded. All three pots have new foliage already in February. Zone 8 UK.
They were sold as perennials.
I think it really depends where you are and what kind of Lupine you're growing, because mine most certainly didn't self seed to appear from the same spot in the same three pots.
Fabulous and informative video! Thanks from Canada!
That is odd. I havea bunch of them and they come up yearly. They are gorgeous and mine flower every year!
I planted them this year and they sprouted flowers after like 5 leaves
I think they act as a perennial where I live in zone 9A. Can't believe I've never grown them because I love them every time I see them! 💮
What a beautiful description! Thank you for the information. I live in zone 3 in a National Forest they’re EVERYWHERE! Except my yard. Until next summer of course 😉
Bravo, keep trying and don't plant your seed until the end of November.
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I keep hearing different info on Lupines. Regardless of zone, some people have great success with them while others don't. I think it has a lot to do with the planting location and type of Lupine. I'm hoping to plant some this year and I'm going to experiment with mine.
I think you are correct. There are lupines and Texas Bluebonnets. One cannot tolerate heat-one can. There are tender perennial lupines and bienniel lupines and annual lupines.
thank you. this type of video, I look for, different stages of lupine plant growth until collecting the lupine pods
You are welcome, Full Stop
What a wunderful Video. Thank you very much.
I'm in UK zone 8. I planted bare root Lupine last spring, they flowered throughout most of last summer, and they're all producing new foliage right now. These were sold as perennial.
Great info, enjoyed the video.
Great video! 🙏
I’m in 6 B planted one plant 3 years ago and I never did anything else it just re seeds itself and blooms every year so none of what she’s saying made sense to me. 🤷♀️ dunno
I am in 6a and one plant died after 5-6 years.
I have seen this flower growing wild on a near by pasture lot. I always liked it. Wondered how it came down to Costa Rica
Not all lupins are the same, most of them are perennial. There are annual (as texensis, nanus, bicolor, varius) and perennial varieties (as polyphillus, nootkatensis, perennis, arboreus, Russell hybrids)
Yes, and there are lupine such as Lupinus Regalis that are perennial in zones 9 and 10 - and maybe in other zones above 5 too.
Thank you so much for the information
Chava, you are most welcome.
Here in the uk I started off lupin seeds in February in the greenhouse & in June the same year they’ve started sending up flowers...
RichTeaBiscuit, I think there is a European lupine that is a perennial. Many people comment that their lupine are perennials not biennials.
They provide a nice natural feed for Locust. Especially the young ones - they get very hungry this time of year. Also, if you are struggling to feed a new colony of ants, I highly recommend Poppies and Hydrangeas! Just released a new generation of slugs into the wild too - all their dietary needs met by Begonias. Love my garden.
The lupins I have in our garden are perennial and come up year after year. I purchased them from Westcountry Lupins in the UK
Jimmy, I suspect, but don't know for sure, that your lupins are biennials, but because they self seed so prolifically they appear to be perennials. It is unlikely that the same plant produces blossoms year after year, but like with anything in nature, there may be perennial lupins. Lupins do not do well in hot climates, but we have Texas BlueBonnets which are lupins that grow in Texas.
When is the best time to plant lupin if you are in Topeka Kansas ?
Hi! Great video! I have some seeds late May 2020 that have started to sprout about 2 inches long and show a couple leaves. When do you think would be a good time to plant them in my garden? I live in Alaska if that makes any difference. Thank you in advance!
Krista, plant them now. They will not flower until next year probably, but in Alaska, you may get a bloom in August. Congrats on getting them to germinate.
Hi, in May 2019 I moved into a house with a nice garden and one of the plants is Lupin. I took a picture of it, and according to the date stamp in my camera it says May 31, 2019. This year 2020 I was looking for it to grow but I've never seen it at all. I love flowers but I am scared of bees so I cannot tend to my garden so we have a gardener that comes every week. I am just wondering if Lupin plant only grow and flower once. Thank you.
tinybubbles49, Lupine are biennials. In their first year, they grow and in the second year they bloom and produce seed pods. The seed pods produce new plants in the next year with blossoms coming the following year. If you looked around your garden last fall or early this year you might have seen lupine seedlings. To have lupine, purchase some seed now and plant half the seed in August and the rest in November or December. Do the same thing in 2021. You should then have a continuous crop of lupine blossoms. I hope this helps.
Hi! Is this the same for foxglove?
Not true that Lupine is annual in zone 6 and up. I live in zone 8b and I have my lupine for 3 years now.
Michele, you are very fortunate. Most gardeners cannot get lupine to grow in 8B at all. In Zones 6 and up they can get lupine to bloom if the seed is planted in the fall.
Im in zone 5 and mine come up yearly too
Hi. I am in the Caribbean where we love variety and colour. I am wondering if this plant could grow in my climate. Highs of 33 deg C and lows of 20 deg C.
HC, I am very sorry, but lupines will not grow in the Caribbean. Sometimes you can take a temperate climate plant, place the seeds in the refrigerator or freezer and for 10 weeks and then plant outside. The plants act as annuals and die at the season's end, but you cannot do this with lupine because they are biennials.
I just bought a lupus plant from one of our local flower vendors. I know nothing about growing them other than I think they are very unique! My question is, can I plant them in a big flower pot and will they come back next year? It says on the flower tag that they are perennials.
Penny, traditionally Lupin are biennials, though I have been told some of them are behaving as perennials. If your plant is ready to bloom, it is in the second growing season of its life. It can be grown in a container, but may or may not come back. You will need at least a 10-12 inch diameter and 10-12 inch deep container. If you live in a temperate Hardiness Zone 3-6 environment, take the seed pods, once they are dry, and sprinkle a few seeds in that container for the following years. If you live in Hardiness Zones 7 and up you must refrigerate the seeds for at least 10 weeks. Hope this helps.
I live in Philly and have a shore house in Jersey. 7b and these bad boys have been in both my garden for years. Don't tell us how it is where we live. They come up every year.
You sound very rude honey.
Hope things are okay
What would happen if I cut and remove the flower stems when they are nearly spent? I have heard that I may get more of them in a second showing. Is that true? The plants I purchased this month (June) were marked as perennials, so was that not true? If they are only annuals in my PNW zone 9a area, then I am very disappointed.
BucksDaughter, I don't know about getting a second showing. Given what I have observed with Lupine, I suspect it is possible, but rare. Lupin are biennials, but they self seed prolifically and you may think they are perennials who just like to move around your garden. If you live in the Pacific Northwest which is what I assume PNW means, then don't worry. Your lupine will return each year, but it will not be the same plant. It will be the offspring of your original plants.
@@harvestinghistoryllc3161, yes, PNW, is Pacific Northwest. I'm on the southern Oregon coast. Thank you for the information. I really do appreciate it. :)
BucksDaughter, Thank you, I learned something from you. I would never have thought there were Hardiness Zone 9 areas in Oregon.
I just started a bunch of new Lupine seeds indoors that I found from pods on an outdoor plant last year
Is it possible to grow these from seed to flower in a 100% climate-controlled setting? I guess we'll find out :)
Lupine need to experience a period of cold (30-40 degrees) for at least 8 weeks and they usually take two growing seasons to produce flowers. The cold, known as vernalization, might be hard to achieve in a climate controlled environment.
Can you just leave some of the stems to turn black or should you leave them all??
Kris, if you don't want the ugliness in you garden, cut all of them and plce them in a well ventilated area out of the direct sun on a piece of paper. Once the pods have opened. sprinkle the seed back in the garden.
I planted some seeds in February 2020 the seedlings are doing very well. I carefully transplanted them into individual containers when can I plant them in the garden?? will my Russell Lupines bloom for me next Summer 2021????
Thanks ❤️
Ana, plant them when there is no danger of frost. Next time plant your lupine seeds in November. Your plants may bloom in 2020 or 2021. 2021 is the most likely. If you plant lupine seeds in November, they will bloom the following summer.
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Thank you for clarifying my question 🌸
can I grow lupin in a small pot Indore?
My lupines are already 5 years old! Cheers from France...
@@anniean6562 Wow! I just started an indoor Lupine journey from seed as well. How many times did you transplant them and what's your current container size? I was thinking of keeping each successfully (8/8 so far) germinated seed in a 1-gallon Smartpot and avoid having to transplant (since I heard they don't take well to it)
This is said to be an invasive plant here, the lupins!! This is all over the news here, and my mom wants to get rid of them, what I've missed while I've been gone, all these years, the pretty pretty lupins here, in this country!! So invasive means that it kills the other plants, and don't let them live here, at all, as they choke them to death!! I told my mom, without thinking that she was herself, that I hate this country, and all it's nostalgia with the bitter and the weak, that makes it ok to rude on the very pretty lupins here!! I went on for about 15 minutes, and that's very rare here, as we're forbidden to speak in this country, as the light ones, when the dark ones are around!! So I said it out, and got rid of it then!! And then we went to the brand new Iitala store, and pointed out the vase I got last year, an Iitala vase for 50 SEK, that costs 1699 SEK in the stores, at a flee market here, as a new thing, not bad!! And then I got a pair of boots, for 150 SEK, that costs 2500 SEK in the stores, at another new, and used items store here!! They were almost new, nothing on the soles, but a bit on the skin!! I got it for free, what you need here in Sweden to survive!!! HA HA HA!! I'm good here!! They got so shocked, I have not seen it!! My old daddy and I got the bargain here, that we reckoned for, our whole lives!!! HA HA HA!! That's good!!! So the lupins are said to make the biochemistry go haywire here, not the airplanes, the cars, and the trucks, but the lupins!! They are said to discontinue the breeding in the insects here, and they DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO THEN!! So she's from the United States, my mom, and she's in the band Shovels and Rope, so take a look there, she looks ANGRY, man, very angry!! What is that all about, what's wrong, what's happened to you??? My dad is there too, as he's also a flexer of his muscles around, and he'll beat you down, if you're stronger than him, in a few ways!! He's the bitch here, for the light's sake, THE BITCH!!! I love him much, and we had fun!! Hi dad, if you hear me!! Thank you, and let the lupins live!! Thank you!! // J
Lupins are perennials and are very hardy I live in zone 8 scotland they come back every year some plants lasting 10 years sow in March April or May they do not like to be moved about they may not flower the first year that is true but will the second .in winter they survive ice snow chilling winds been -5 lately they are a Hardy perennial I don't know what or where this women is doing with her lupins it's all wrong !!!
The lupines discussed in this video are the varieties that were originally native to parts of the Northeastern and Northwestern United States. They are biennials. They are prolific self-seeders so gardeners often believe them to be perennials. There are perennial lupines, but I am not aware of them being sold in the US with the exception of the Carolina Lupine, a yellow blossoming lupine. I have been growing lupines for more than 2 decades. Mine flourish and self-seed throughout all my gardens.
Race War
I glanced at a news article about a fight on a basketball court between a black player and a white player when something began to rise up in my spirit. I felt great sadness and I saw something terrible coming by design of the enemy that will crush many lives, and grieve the heart of our Lord.
Lord, what is this You are showing me?
My child, a time approaches when nation shall indeed rise against nation. Peoples of every tribe will turn on each other and fight to the death. This is not My will, or by My design, but the enemy’s. It is the enemy pouring his hatred out into the world through hatred of other races and you see it even now increasing as never before. Soon it will erupt and its consequences will be irreversible. Thousands upon thousands of lives will be forever changed as lives are taken in hatred.
As He spoke to me, I saw that many otherwise loving men would fight in this battle, though they did not want to, because they felt they must stand with their “tribe” or color against others. I saw women violently attacking other women in the work place. Many, many lives will be lost and families destroyed in this war if it is not stopped.
Pray, My children. Pray against this terrible war that will pit My people against each other and fill the earth with hate, for it will bring much grief to you and it is not My will. The enemy has drawn many into this hatred already. Now he desires to fill their hearts with violence and murder.
wingsofprophecy.blogspot.se/2018/01/color-war.html
Once again, I (Maureen) see a Great Flame that I have come to know as the Heart of God the Father. He says: "Stop and think now. Everything the liberals are attacking - from the Star-Spangled Banner to My Jesus - are sources of pride and security. They are trying to pull the feet out from under your national pride and your Christian identity. By doing so, it will be easier for a liberal president to be elected. National security is also being threatened by physical attacks on police and law and order. This, of course, leads to lack of security on many levels."
"Children, this is an age when right is wrong and wrong his right. The undiscerning heart is easily tricked, as he does not look beneath the surface. Those who instigate this movement are looking to destroy your country* from within. They are doing so by destroying the Truth which has been the foundation of this nation. Now, you have one race which represents liberalism and another which is conservative. This division unseats the inner peace and it is based on racism. Race sensitive issues are like switches which control the pulse of the nation."
"I am calling you all to look past this and do not allow yourselves to be manipulated by outside powers eager to control your emotions. Place your love, once again, in Jesus. Allow the Commandments to lead you. Those inciting racism are trying to promote dishonesty. Cling to the Truth and do not be manipulated by your emotions. Allow traditions to be held up as good. I will lead you."
Read 2 Thessalonians 2:13-15 +
But we are bound to give thanks to God always for you, brethren beloved by the Lord, because God chose you from the beginning to be saved, through sanctification by the Spirit and belief in the truth. To this he called you through our gospel, so that you may obtain the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ. So then, brethren, stand firm and hold to the traditions which you were taught by us, either by word of mouth or by letter.
#racewar #endtimes #loveletters
www.holylove.org/messages/#latest-message
"Until then, the losses will be horrific: starvation, annihilation and genocide will depopulate this country for men of another race to take over. Were I not on her side, America would be no more. Just as I punished Israel, so shall I punish this people. Exile will not be the choice, rather execution. Yet, there shall remain a remnant, and from that remnant will be a valiant people who will reestablish this country according to My principles. The wickedness of the former government shall be completely ruined. Not one brick shall remain as I will swallow up in blackness the very foundations of this evil and double-minded people.
"Satan will have accomplished his ends for this nation, but out of the ashes will arise a people fearlessly devoted to Me, and from them I shall repopulate America. What is there left to say?" search.stillsmallvoicetriage.org/message.php?id=243&langCode=en-US