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Plumeria
xeramatheum

WANTED: Brugmansia for Plumeria

Xeramatheum
18 years ago

I'm about to cut back my Brugs for the winter and would like to trade for some plumeria cuttings.

The Brugs are all singles, yellow to orange (Sunray - Dr. Seuss?)

Pink with yellow throats

White (which every once in awhile will throw out a double)

Xeramtheum

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