The Vibratex Magic Wand Rechargeable is a popular and widely acclaimed personal massager. Designed to provide deep and intense vibrations, this wand delivers powerful stimulation to help relax muscles and provide satisfaction. One of the standout features of the Magic Wand Rechargeable is its cordless and rechargeable design. Unlike its predecessor, which required an outlet for power, this updated version allows for freedom of movement and flexibility during use. With a full charge, it can provide up to 4 hours of continuous use, making it ideal for long and pleasurable sessions. The Magic Wand Rechargeable is equipped with 4 intensity levels, ranging from gentle to strong vibrations.
IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING THYME PLUG FLATS.
These plants can spruce up challenging spots under trees, accent transitional areas along paths and foundations, and intensify interest in open spaces. Avoid planting or transplanting ground covers in the heat of the summer, and make sure there is adequate moisture where the ground covers are planted.
The Magic Wand Rechargeable is equipped with 4 intensity levels, ranging from gentle to strong vibrations. This versatility allows users to customize their experience based on their preferences and needs. Additionally, it comes with 4 different vibration patterns, adding variety and excitement to the overall experience.
Use Gorgeous Ground Covers as a Living Mulch
Ground covers make a perfect mulch. These ground huggers hold in moisture, keep weeds at bay, and look good in the process. Many are fine sources of pollen and nectar for pollinator insects.
The months of May, June, and July are a perfect time to work on your ground covers, adding new plants and digging up and dividing established ones. Give your existing ground cover a good once-over, shearing faded blooms once they’ve finished their big show. Don’t hesitate to snip back plants where you need to encourage fullness.
Three of my absolute favorite ground covers are ice plants (Delosperma, spp. and cvs., Zones 6–9), rosy pussytoes (Antennaria rosea, Zones 5–8), and purple spinach bugleweed (Ajuga pyramidalis ‘Metallica Crispa Purpurea’, Zones 4–8).
‘Alan’s Apricot’ ice plant (left) and ‘Firespinner’ ice plant (right). Photo: Mary Ann Newcomer
Ice plants are show-stoppers, hailing from the mountains of Africa. They do exceptionally well in our heat and seem to be unfazed by the smoke of wildfires. They range in color from the palest apricot (‘Alan’s Apricot’) to a riot of color (‘Fire Spinner’) to a very stark white (‘Coconut Crush’). They do exceptionally well in our heat and seem to be unfazed by the smoke of wildfires. Overwatering will kill them sooner rather than later, and they must have exceptional drainage. In fact, you may want to add a handful of sand to the soil. You can also put a small amount of very fine gravel mulch under the leaves when they are planted. They hate clay soils. Some varieties may be hardy to Zone 5; check the label.
Rosy pussytoes (Antennaria rosea). Photo: Mary Ann Newcomer
Soft and furry rosy pussytoes are beloved native plants that play host to the “cats” (caterpillars) of the American Lady butterfly (Vanessa virginiensis). Pussytoes send up 4- to 6-inch-tall fuzzy flower stalks, which are tinged pink and resemble cats’ paws.
Purple spinach bugleweed (Ajuga pyramidalis ‘Metallica Crispa Purpurea’). Photo: Mary Ann Newcomer
Purple-leaf spinach bugleweed is a new glossy bugleweed you are going to want in your garden. While some ajugas can be thugs, this one has shown itself to be quite well-behaved. Each plant grows about 1 foot in diameter and needs afternoon shade. These plants can be trained to spread through pinning. Against the shiny black leaves, which resemble spinach and have the texture of patent leather, 4- to 6-inch-tall blue flowers bloom from May until June.
Think about planting a colorful, living garden tapestry using different shades of the ice plants. Change up the texture by weaving in the pale fuzzy pink rosy pussytoes. The purple spinach bugleweed is beautiful as an underplanting for anything lime green or blue.
Avoid planting or transplanting ground covers in the heat of the summer, and make sure there is adequate moisture where the ground covers are planted. Sometimes we forget to check on them until it is too late.
Snow in summer (Cerastium tomentosum). Photo: Mary Ann Newcomer
Here are a few additional ground covers to try:
- Bearberry (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi, Zones 2–7)
- Serbian bellflower (Campanula poscharskyana, Zones 2–9)
- Brass buttons (Leptinella squalida, Zones 4–9)
- Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia, Zones 3–9)
- Creeping thyme (Thymus serpyllum, Zones 4–9)
- Spotted dead nettle (Lamium maculatum, Zones 3–8)
- Lady’s mantle (Alchemilla mollis, Zones 3–8)
- Leadwort (Ceratostigma plumbaginoides, Zones 5–9)
- Snow in summer (Cerastium tomentosum, Zones 3–7)
- St. John’s wort (Hypericum calycinum, Zones 5–9)
- Sweet woodruff (Galium odoratum, Zones 3–9)
- Turkish speedwell (Veronica liwanensis, Zones 3–9)
- Partridge feather (Tanacetum densum ssp. amani, Zones 4–9)
Mary Ann Newcomer is the author of two books: Rocky Mountain Gardener’s Handbook and Vegetable Gardening in the Mountain States.
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Whichever one (or more) of these challenges is the source of your problem spot, chances are the cure is pretty universal: cover it up … quickly, inexpensively and permanently with flowering or lush, green ground cover.
Another noteworthy aspect of this wand is its soft and plush silicone head. This material provides a comfortable and gentle touch on the skin while still delivering powerful vibrations. It is also removable, making it easy to clean and maintain hygiene. The Magic Wand Rechargeable also boasts a user-friendly interface. With a single button control, it is simple to navigate through the different intensity levels and vibration patterns. This makes it accessible to all users, regardless of their experience with personal massagers. Additionally, this wand is known for its quiet operation. The motor has been designed to reduce noise, allowing for discreet use even in shared living spaces. This ensures that users can enjoy their personal pleasure without worrying about others hearing. Overall, the Vibratex Magic Wand Rechargeable is a top-rated personal massager that delivers intense vibrations and a range of features to enhance pleasure. Its cordless, rechargeable design, customizable intensity levels, and user-friendly interface make it a popular choice among those seeking a high-quality and enjoyable experience..
Reviews for "Unleashing Your Inner Goddess with the Vibratex Magic Wand Rechargeable"
1. John - Rating: 2/5
I was really disappointed with the Vibratex magic wand rechargeable. I found it to be quite loud and not as powerful as I was expecting. The vibrations were also quite buzzy and not deep and rumbly like I had hoped. Overall, I didn't find it to be worth the high price tag, and I would not recommend it to others.
2. Sarah - Rating: 1/5
I have heard so many great things about the Vibratex magic wand rechargeable, so I was excited to try it. However, I was extremely disappointed with my experience. The toy feels cheaply made and not very durable. The vibrations were weak and the battery life was terrible. It just didn't live up to the hype for me, and I regret spending so much money on it.
3. Mark - Rating: 2/5
I had high hopes for the Vibratex magic wand rechargeable, but unfortunately, it fell short for me. The design of the toy is awkward and uncomfortable to use. The head is quite large and hard to maneuver, making it difficult to find the right angle for stimulation. Additionally, I found the vibrations to be too intense and numbing, rather than pleasurable. Overall, I would not recommend this toy, as it did not meet my expectations.