A SkinCare By Katrina

When you are driving EASTBOUND on I-10, wondering why you are being passed by 100’s of Texas vehicles…..

I finally figured it out when a line of them had Univ of Texas Longhorn flags!!!

FOOTBALL 🏈

Sugar Bowl in New Orleans tomorrow

Good information!
Thanks!

LSU AgCenter retired horticulturist, Dan Gill, prepared a list of commonly grown landscape plants and the temperatures where these plants may be damaged or killed.

These temperatures are cautious. You may find plants will take several more degrees of cold than indicated in the chart. But, to absolutely prevent damage, take action to protect or bring inside when these temperatures are predicted.

An * indicates that a plant will often return from its crowns, roots or below-ground parts (bulb, rhizome, tuber, corm) if frozen back.

Agapanthus * (Agapanthus) 23 to 15 degrees or below
Agave * (Agave americana) 23 to 15 degrees or below
Allamanda (Allamanda cathartica) 32 to 28 degrees or below
Aloe (Aloe vera) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Amaryllis * (Hippeastrum) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Angel's Trumpet * (Brugmansia) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Ardisia * (Ardisia japonica, A. crenata) 23 to 15 degrees or below
Areca Palm (Dypsis lutescens) 32 to 28 degrees or below
Asparagus Fern * (Asparagus species) 25 to 23 degrees or below
Azaleas * (Rhododendron cultivars) 16 to 10 degrees or below
Banana * (Musa, hardiness depends on species) 32 to 28 degrees or below
Bamboos* (hardiness depends on species) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Bird of Paradise * (Strelitzia reginae) 25 to 23 degrees or below
Blue Daze (Evolvulus glomeratus) 32 to 28 degrees or below
Boston Fern * (Nephrolepis exaltata) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Bottle Brush Bush (Callistemon rigidus) 23 to 15 degrees or below
Bougainvillea (Bougainvillea) 32 to 23 degrees or below
Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow* (Brunfelsia) 25 to 23 degrees or below
Butterfly Vine * (Mascagnia macroptera) 25 to 23 degrees or below
Canna Lily *(Canna) 30 to 28 degrees or below
Camphor Tree * (Cinnamomum camphora) 23 to 15 degrees or below
Carissa (Carissa grandiflora) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Cassava * (Manihot esculenta) 32 to 30 degrees or below
Cassia * (Cassia [Senna] species; hardiness varies) 25 to 23 degrees or below
Castor Bean (Ricinus communis) 32 to 28 degrees or below
Chinese Fan Palm (Livistona chinensis) 20 to 15 degrees or below
Rice Paper Plant* (Tetrapanax papyriferus) 25 to 23 degrees or below
Citrus (hardiness varies depending on type) 25 to 15 degrees or below
Clerodendrum* (hardiness varies depending on species) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Plant Temperature plant may be damaged or killed
Clivia * (Clivia miniata) 30 to 28 degrees or below
Queen Palm (Syagrus romanzoffiana) 23 to 15 degrees or below
Coleus (Solenostemon scutellarioides) 32 to 28 degrees or below
Confederate Jasmine* (Trachelospermum jasminoides) 23 to 15 degrees or below
Copper Leaf* (Acalypha wilkesiana) 30 to 28 degrees or below
Croton (Codiaeum variegatum) 30 to 28 degrees or below
Crybaby Tree * (Erythrina crista-galli) 25 to 20 degrees or below
Date Palm (Phoenix dactylifera) 20 to 15 degrees or below
Dracaenas (Dracaena species and cultivars) 30 to 28 degrees or below
Duranta* (Duranta erecta) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Elephant Ears* (Colocasia esculenta; Alocasia) 32 to 28 degrees or below
Eucalyptus* (Eucalyptus cineraria) 23 to 15 degrees or below
Fatsia* (Fatsia japonica) 23 to 15 degrees or below
Fig Vine* (Ficus repens) 23 to 15 degrees or below
Gerbera Daisy* ( 28 to 23 degrees or below
Gingers* (many are root hardy) 30 to 28 degrees or below
Golden Rain Tree* (Koelreuteria bipinnata) 20 to 10 degrees or below
Hibiscus* (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) 27 to 23 degrees or below
Impatiens (Impatiens walleriana) 32 to 28 degrees or below
Ixora (Ixora coccinea) 32 to 28 degrees or below
Jelly Palm (Butia capitata) 20 to 15 degrees or below
Lady Palm* (Rhapis excels) 20 to 10 degrees
Lantana* (Lantana camara) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Mandevilla (Mandevilla) 32 to 28 degrees or below
Mediterranean Fan Palm* (Chamaerops humilis) 20 to 15 degrees or below
Mexican Heather* (Cuphea hyssopifolia) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Night-blooming Jasmine *(Cestrum nocturnum) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Norfolk Island Pine (Araucaria heterophylla) 25 to 23 degrees or below
Oleander* (Nerium oleander) 20 to 15 degrees or below
Orchid Tree* (Bauhinia species) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Papaya* (Carica papaya) 30 to 28 degrees or below
Passion Vine* (Passiflora species and hybrids) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Periwinkle (Catharanthus roseus) 32 to 28 degrees or below
Split-leaf Philodendron* (Philodendron bipinnatifidum) 32 to 28 degrees or below
Plumbago* (Plumbago auriculata) 25 to 23 degrees or below
Poinsettia *(Euphorbia pulcherrima) 30 to 28 degrees or below
Primrose Jasmine *(Jasminum mesnyi) 23 to 15 degrees or below
Rangoon Creeper* (Quisqualis indica) 30 to 25 degrees or below
Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) 20 to 15 degrees or below
Rubber Plant *(Ficus elastica) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Sago Palm *(Cycas revoluta) 20 to 15 degrees or below
Schefflera (Schefflera arboricola, S. actinophylla) 30 to 25 degrees or below
Shrimp Plant *(Justicia brandegeeana) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Spineless Yucca* (Yucca elephantipes) 23 to 20 degrees or below
Plant Temperature plant may be damaged or killed
Spider Plant *(Chlorophytum comosum) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Sweet Olive (Osmanthus fragrans) 20 to 15 degrees or below
Sweet Viburnum* (Viburnum odoratissimum) 20 to 15 degrees or below
Umbrella Plant *(Cyperus alternifolius) 25 to 23 degrees or below
Viburnum* (Viburnum suspensum) 23 to 15 degrees or below
Walking Iris* (Neomarica gracilis) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Walking Iris, Blue* (Neomarica caerulea) 25 to 20 degrees or below
Washingtonia Palm (Washingtonia robusta) 20 to 15 degrees or below
Wax Leaf Begonia (Begonia semperflorens-cultorum) 30 to 25 degrees or below
Wedelia *(Wedelia trilobata [Sphagneticola trilobata]) 28 to 23 degrees or below
Weeping Fig (Ficus benjamina) 30 to 28 degrees or below

Good Morning Bliss Friends! Just a quick update. As of right now we are waiting til June 1st 2020 (after Governor Edward’s press conference) before making a decision to reopen or to wait a little longer. Again our first priority is to the safety of our clients and our practitioners. We thank you for bearing with us in this unprecedented times. We miss y’all and can’t wait till we can safely open to see you!

Good Morning Bliss Friends! We hope everyone has stayed safe during this unprecedented time. We have really missed each one of you! Just a quick and short update. As of right now we are still not allowed to preform services. As always, our first and foremost concern is of our clients. After Governor Edwards press conference on May 11th, 2020 we will know more on our options of when and how we can safely open. Just know that we miss seeing you!

Thank You For Your Patience,
-Bliss Day Spa

Good Afternoon Bliss Friends. We have had many talks the past couple days about whether or not we should close our doors for a couple of weeks. It’s not something we are taking lightly. That being said we also value the health of our clients as well as our massage therapists and aestheticians above all. Therefore the decision has been made that we will be closing for the next two weeks. We will tentatively reopen and be taking appointments again on April 1, 2020.