New Bloom!

10 years ago

Hi everyone,

This is the third inflo from a seedling. The first inflo last year had two or three flowers and almost no scent. The second inflo came at the end of last year and dried up over the winter. And this is the first flower on the third one. Strong, sweet floral smell. This one might be my new favorite in my garden.

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Comments (10)

rox146
10 years ago
Congrats!!!!! Pretty! roxanne
georgecc
10 years ago
Beautiful!!
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pcput
10 years ago
Nice! You must be doing something right. It looks soooo healthy. Good job!
Peg
chuy415
10 years ago
Wow!!! Very beautiful and exotic looking!! Great photo

Chuy
jandey1
10 years ago
Congratulations! Looks and sounds like a keeper!

How old was this seedling, and do you remember the parentage?
Loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, Virginia
10 years ago
What a beautiful bloom!!

This makes it all worth while.. Ummmmm, lovely!!!

Laura
printmaster1 (DFW TX)
10 years ago
Congrats!
Lonnie
plantlover49
10 years ago
Just Beautiful

Elizabeth
joanr
10 years ago
Very pretty. I really like how the petals curve. Definitely looks like a keeper!

Joan
spiroan
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks everyone for the nice comments! Even in the cooler weather we are having here in DFW, it is still holding its color pretty well.

Jen, it is 4 years old. It was given to me 2 years ago by a friend. He did some hand pollination between flowers, so it may be a result of that. But he had a bunch of plumerias and didn't label them. Plus, every plant he had was a NOID, so the parents definitely aren't named. All he knew for sure was that it was a seedling.