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| I bought about 85 Plumerias last summer and so far only lost one, Cookstown Sunset and it arrived with barely any roots and began to rot. I cut it off and re-rooted and it seemed to be doing fine but this winter all the tips began to rot and it progressed downward fast and it collapsed. :(
Sangria has been blooming on the same bloom spike since last fall and it now has another spike beginning on one of the other tips. (Jungle Jacks in 5 gallon pot). Inca Gold has 4 tips with spikes on each one. (Jungle Jacks 5 gallon pot) Thumbelina 3 spikes(Jungle Jack's 5 gallon pot) Divine2 spikes so far, looks like more forming. (Jungle Jack's 5 gallon pot) Guillots Sunset, this is a 7 year old tree and was a gift from Emerson Willis, it's got about 5 so far. Aztec Gold has several open. Love the strong ripe peaches fragrances. Aztec gold is very common down here in the Keys. This one is a 4' tall skinny little tree, might but it one it stops blooming and re-root the top. (Brads Buds & Blooms) Gulfstream has several spikes beginning. This is really a tree. I took a tree sized cutting from my old tree that I planted in my neighbors yard next to my fence. I collected this cutting years ago from the mother tree before it ever had a name. Star Ruby has one spike (Brad's Buds and Blooms) Elsie has a spike just emerging.(Brad's Buds and Blooms) Muang Bendjapan- one spike just emerging( Brad's Buds and Blooms) Pictures to follow if I can figure out how to do it. |
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- Posted by powderpuff (My Page) on Sat, Mar 17, 12 at 19:58
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- Posted by powderpuff (My Page) on Sat, Mar 17, 12 at 20:21
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| Hi powderpuff , What beauties !!!! It's so nice to see blooms this time of year as we are waiting for things to warm up. They all are so pretty. Thanks for sharing them. Peg |
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| Thank you, thank you for posting such wonderful images! I think most of us are itching to get started this spring. I know I'm going through serious withdrawal! Your photos are so clear and well-shot, too. Which cultivars are your favorites and why? Jen |
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- Posted by loveterriers burbank 9 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 21, 12 at 14:45
| Hi Thank you for sharing such beauties. Heart of Gold is now in my list.:) |
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- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, (My Page) on Wed, Mar 21, 12 at 15:36
| Thanks for posting such beautiful pictures!!! Heart of gold is a gorgeous one.. Please post more.. Laura |
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- Posted by animalcraker So Cal, zone 9 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 23, 12 at 2:06
| What beauties. Gulfstream and Aztec gold are on my wishlist. How is the scent on the both of them? ~Jen |
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