First Blooms of the season!
spiroan
10 years ago
These are my first blooms of the season. Yea! The inflo came up during the winter in my hallway. Crazy! Not sure whether this is a named variety or not. It was given to me by a friend. But of the ones I have that bloomed last year (which was my first year with plumerias), this is my favorite and my wife's favorite. Very strong pina colada type smell. It is also my first time posting a picture here, so I hope ya'll enjoy it.
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