We still have plenty of blooms here in Naples Florida. I just have to pick them before the almost daily rains knock them off! Here are some that are still in bloom:

(Som Raya)





(Palermitana)


(Blazing Heart)

I have late bloomers and a few seedlings with buds! So worried we will have a cold blast and I will not see the blooms of these seedlings:
Dwarf a pink Singapore - 2 full boquet blooms

California Sunset - mother plant

California Sunset - 2 year old cutting (2nd bloom)

Trimark Plumeria - this is my very first plumeria plant in 2010

Close up photo of my no ID pink


Here is what it looks like, I have to bend the Branch to get a close up look. This boquet of bloom is huge - basketball size. This does look like Miami Rose.

Beautiful, Gigi! I love the California sunset. I don't think you have too much to worry about currently, as far as cold fronts. I'll keep my fingers crossed though!
Can't wait to see the seed blooms!

My Ted Chin flowered but the blooms are not blooming

Jim, hopefully so. Some of the buds have been "tried" to open but they are taking their swee time and does not stay blooming for long.

Mark, I have the same issue with the bloom of my 2nd Maui's beauty seedling. The buds won't open all the way. It had a few buds but will only open halfway. Not sure what is the reason for this issue.

Maui's beauty seedling! Finally opened up:


The blooms are smaller but darker than the first time it tried to open a couple of weeks ago and last week.

This is always a bittersweet experience for me... California Sunset plumeria...2 year old rooted cutting In bloom for the 2nd time. The first bloom did not provide any branching but the plant doubles in height, on 2nd bloom it showed 3 branches and fuller blooms.



...this morning it found a new home. Another happy co-worker !

Got this one from my co-worker too a fragrant Sharry Barry and a yellow Oncidium

One of my noid seedling finally opened after watching it for a month

Very pretty! I've done the same with mine. It seems to take forever from the time we know it is going to bloom.

It's like waiting for a orchid to open

In the past, I've had orchids bloom more quickly than my plumerias.

That's pretty bad. I've been waiting for one of my phals almost all summer

Hope it blooms for you soon! That seems very long for a phal.

Congratulations Heath! That is a beautiful curl on your no ID seedling! Worth the wait!

@Dutchlady, you are right on Maui's beauty seedling, last year's bloom


This year's bloom has more beauty to it. This is a bloom from a 3-tip cuttings from Maui's Beauty seedling and this will find a happy home with my co-worker. She lost her 10 year old dog and will name this plumeria after her. I still have the mother plant, it has 2 tips.






My late-season blooming plumerias:

A no ID cutting that is 3-years old, first bloom and it is so tiny!!


California Sunset mother plant


Trimark Plumeria - blooms every year but late bloom this year, my very first plumeria.




Dwarf pink Singapore, hard to see but these orchids are attached to my Divine and DPS

What a nice gesture to name your seedling after your co-worker's dog. It's a pretty flower and you can see the parent's genes in it.

Hetty! She was very devastated when she lost her "baby" and can't wait to get this plumeria as a reminder.

Another Maui's Beauty seedling "first bloom".



Still blooming away - Trimark Plumeria

My little seed pods are getting bigger and bigger

That is one beautiful seedpod James!