lovely blooms Hetty and Mark!

I have yet to see the blooms of my Vishanu Gold and Pretty Princess. Their inflo blasted last year but I do have multi-tip plants now. Hopefully I wil see them bloom this year.

Butter Scotch....


Couple more of Lemon Drop...

Sorry but Opus Magnum just keeps giving and giving

Nothing to be sorry about, your plumeria blooms are beautiful!

Came home late tonight and noticed and my Thai Mango Brush bloomed.

I used flash to get this picture I will take updated pics tomorrow:

Puu Kahea plumeria (second inflo bloom), same plant.

First blooms of the season for my Lavender Splash..

Lovely

Beautiful Mark! I love those petals and looks to me like good sized blooms.

As promised, here is my update on Thai Mango Brush/Blush...the blooms really stand out in my garden right now. This is very deep color red (more maroon color actually) with a deep orange center that looks more shiny deep gold color. (My iPhone can't do justice on its true color). It is very fragrant and at least to my nose, smells sweet more like cinnamon. (I could smell this all day long.) Truly worth the wait and the $ I paid for it at BBB. I bought this as a 12 inches rooted cutting late 2013 and stunted it in a very small pot. I transferred it to a bigger pot this spring and now it is happy.

Gigi, those are really knockouts!

Sorry AGAIN...this plant has been booming with blooms...

NEVER apologize for gorgeous plumeria pictures!!!

Here are mine that I picked this morning

Mark that is so beautiful hat you have full blooms and 2 inflos. You should add this on the database.

You zone 10 people are just killing me. I do have a few plants with forming inflorescences, and of course that NOID (Mendy #5) is going strong, but nothing like y'all in sub-tropical regions have. I will be two months behind you.

GigiPlumeria said:Beautiful Mark! I love those petals and looks to me like good sized blooms.

As promised, here is my update on Thai Mango Brush/Blush...the blooms really stand out in my garden right now. This is very deep color red (more maroon color actually) with a deep orange center that looks more shiny deep gold color. (My iPhone can't do justice on its true color). It is very fragrant and at least to my nose, smells sweet more like cinnamon. (I could smell this all day long.) Truly worth the wait and the $ I paid for it at BBB. I bought this as a 12 inches rooted cutting late 2013 and stunted it in a very small pot. I transferred it to a bigger pot this spring and now it is happy.

I bet they are way better looking in person!! Congrats!! Wish we had scratch n sniff functions!!!

drdawg said:You zone 10 people are just killing me. I do have a few plants with forming inflorescences, and of course that NOID (Mendy #5) is going strong, but nothing like y'all in sub-tropical regions have. I will be two months behind you.

I'm way behind..we had horrible no sun weather all of May.. I have about 10 Plumerias with inflow that I'm waiting on to bloom...

Sun is definitely NOT my problem here in zone 8 Mississippi. Winter IS my problem. Since every single plumeria I have, other than seedlings, go through full dormancy from November through mid-March, all my plants literally have to start all over each spring.

All of mine go dormant too, Ken. Our spring just starts earlier.

I did not realize that, Hetty. Do you mean that your plants lose every single leaf (not the tiny, terminal ones) and get no moisture through the winter months? For some reason, I thought being sub-tropical, your plants kept their leaves and only had slowed-growth.

Ally Plumerias drop leaves too..my wife always complains about the "sticks" but in spring when we get flowers...no nagging at all we drop all leaves when dormant only ones that stay on are evergreens....YOU ARE NOT ALONE LOL