Have you thought of growing them from seed? They are very easy and germinate fairly quickly.

Here is a link that might be useful: Adenium seeds

regine, thank you very much for the advice and for the site.
I ordered seeds today, I hope I get them. I hope there is no problem at the Canada-USA border? Thanks again.

They are very easy to grow from seed but will take quite a while to reach blooming size. You will probably get 100% germination from fresh seeds. The rate drops dramatically for old seed. You might want to check out seed and plant vendors before you make a purchase.
Karyn

Here is a link that might be useful: GWD

I've had great luck with the sellers from Taiwan and India. The plants seem to ship very well and are not damaged by a few days in a box. They bloom right away.

If you go with seeds, you will probably have to wait 3 years or more to see the flowers. I've had good luck with seeds, too. But my seedlings are two years old and they are over wintered in a heated greenhouse and I still haven't had them flower. They have a nice long warm season here in southern California where they are outside in the hot sun, but like I said, still no blooms. In Canada you might wait even longer!

GET PLANTS!

people; thank you for informing me, i did not know. I never did it before. Thank you a million, Radovan

Hi Radovan, I often see Adeniums at Home Depot, and Wallmart, although they are not there at the moment.
I have I think 4 of them, which I keep indoors in the winter, and outside after last threat of frost. They always bloom, although they have never set seed, but I
know that they can.
Write me a note, if you want a bigger sized one.
Ken in Markham

hi Ken, I ordered some adeniums from Taiwan just the day before I did see your posting.
please could you write me at;

my Email address;

mathyork1@hotmail.com

thank you very much, Radovan

Hi Radovan

I'm from Ontario also and I was able to get one at walmart. Check out rare exotic seeds.com

cheers

Jeff