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Jul 29, 2013 7:41 PM CST
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Name: Robert B
Bradenton, Florida (Zone 9b)
Plumeria to trade!!!
Amaryllis The WITWIT Badge Tropicals Plant and/or Seed Trader Enjoys or suffers hot summers Seed Starter
Region: Gulf Coast Ponds Plumerias Hummingbirder Region: Florida Dog Lover
I would really like to grow one of these in zone 9. Tips welcomed.

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Sep 15, 2013 9:36 AM CST
Name: Jim Cook
South Florida
Robert mine is about three years old now. I have 12 sapote on it, I thought I had lost it due to a very light frost we had a few months after I planted it, but just before digging it out I noticed a bit of green and decided to give it a few months. My experience is that "if" you can get it past the first year frost , it can survive, but I'm not at all sure about your zone. You'd probably have a problem finding a garden center that carries them! I think the place I bought mine lost all of their ones for sale with the same frost. My tree is now about 15 ft high and very bushy now. I suggest you learn as much as you can about eating them, my first time I was crapping water for two days Hilarious! not a pleasant reward for the time and effort I put into growing this thing, I'm kinda scaired to try eating them again. I have folks who walk by and steal fruit, so I hope they steal a few of these, that would be revenge with a capital V. Rolling on the floor laughing
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Sep 28, 2013 4:04 PM CST
Thread OP
Name: Robert B
Bradenton, Florida (Zone 9b)
Plumeria to trade!!!
Amaryllis The WITWIT Badge Tropicals Plant and/or Seed Trader Enjoys or suffers hot summers Seed Starter
Region: Gulf Coast Ponds Plumerias Hummingbirder Region: Florida Dog Lover
Rolling on the floor laughing KARMA!!! I'm going to one day get down to Miami area and hit all the nurseries down that way and get one. Cocoa is on the list also. I'm just in Zone 10 ,and near the bay so hopefully I can get one to make it.
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Sep 30, 2013 5:02 PM CST
Name: Jim Cook
South Florida
Robert,you'd be a good one to answer a question,I've aquired

a plumeria seed pod,very fat and long. I'm advised to put it in a brown paper bag till it opens, is that sound advice?
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Oct 8, 2013 8:47 PM CST
Thread OP
Name: Robert B
Bradenton, Florida (Zone 9b)
Plumeria to trade!!!
Amaryllis The WITWIT Badge Tropicals Plant and/or Seed Trader Enjoys or suffers hot summers Seed Starter
Region: Gulf Coast Ponds Plumerias Hummingbirder Region: Florida Dog Lover
We usually just put them in an open bowl till they open. They don't have fuzzies like adeniums so they will not easily fly away.
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