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Any plumeria growers in NJ?

11 years ago

Hi all,

I haven't posted on this forum in quite sometime. Five years ago I honeymooned with my husband in Hawaii and we brought back a one foot unrooted plumeria cutting. It is now about 5 feet tall and has bloomed in the past. We just moved into a larger home and I'd like to get another cutting. I wanted to see if there were any other NJ plumeria growers that may be interested in selling me a cutting. I'm looking for a round white/yellow variety. Otherwise, I'll buy something online. Thanks!

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moonie_57 (8 NC)
11 years ago
Well, hopefully someone emailed you or that you went ahead and ordered online.

To have purchased a cutting on your honeymoon is very romantic and as the years go by, a reminder of such a wonderful time!
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