Well, there is a little stretch of white all around from the plumeria pudica, but aside from that, the plant has stood its ground- and still has blooms in it!

I was really excited to discover a new Plumeria variety in old Naples. I spoke to the owner and he allowed me to take a couple of cuttings so we will preserve this variety at the Naples Botanical Garden.

I have named it 'Elizabeth Parker' for the lady who used to live in the house and who planted the tree.
These are three blooms from this tree: one just open, one in full bloom and one a few days old.

Nice transition and very pretty flowers. How is the smell?

Awesome!

RobertB

Great find!
Lonnie

Oh, those are beautiful blooms!

The thread "Plumeria obtusa 'Singapore' - grafted plant for sale" in Classifieds and Group Buys forum

Thanks for the tip ..,, will have to check it out...their website looks interesting!!

RobertB

Here is Leticia, which is giving me two late season inflos.


With its colorful large blooms it is one of my favorites. At the peak of the season the color is more like this (last year's picture)

My unknown Thai - probably Coral Cream - continues to bloom on two inflos.

Mary Helen Eggenberger has kept me waiting but - reward at last!

aptly named: Just Peachy

Gorgeous, that letica is smashing... amazing the difference in blooms from one year to next. Don't you just love the late bloomers!

RobertB

Leticia is one of my top ten Plumeria.