This will be my final clearance of plumeria, both cuttings (most are already bagged) and rooted plants. These prices are less than wholesale and when compared to well known commercial growers' prices, these prices are approximately 75% off retail. I simply have to reduce my inventory.

Ten cuttings are priced at $50, plus a flat shipping rate of $14.95. This will consist of 8 named varieties and 2 not yet named seedlings. Cuttings will be 12"-24".

Ten rooted plants are priced at $75, plus a flat shipping rate of $19.95. This will consist of 8 named varieties and 2 not yet named seedlings. These rooted plants will be 18"-30" tall. These plants are still leafed-out.

T-Mail me if you have interest.

The photos represent the named varieties I have available. You will receive a mix of red, white, yellow, and pink and the mix will have to be of my choosing. If you have interest in naming your own seedling (you can name these since they are all one-of-a-kind), I can substitute an additional seedling or two in the mix.


The available varieties are: Scott Pratt, Vera Cruz Rose, Compact Pinwheel, Rose Red, MM's Soft Pink, Jack's Compact Yellow, Celadine, Slaughter Pink, Madame Gallibert, Shirley's Delight, and Malaysian Red.

Wow! Who wouldn't want to jump on this! Crazy low prices for exceptional trees.

"Crazy" is a fitting term, James. When there is no space in the inn, drastic measures are called for.

OMG, I haven't even paid for my other order and you come up with this unbelievable and preferrable offer. Anyway, I'm putting my money order for the other in the mail this week. I'm feeling much better and able to get around again. I've got to break the piggy bank to get enough cash for this offer, but it will be well worth it. I know that DH will croak, but he'll survive.

Ordered my 10! I was highly considering ordering 20 because this is such a great deal, but I'm going to have a BUNCH of seedlings in the Spring/early Summer, so I convinced myself that I already have my hands full.

We can "negotiate" a modified order, Deb. I am flexible and willing to do whatever you think best.

Thanks, James.

Thanks, Doc. The problem is that I want it all. I'll let you know soon.

Move down to Starkville, Deb, and you can be my gardener in resident.

If it were possible, I'd be there in a skinny minute, however, DH would not be in agreement. I don't think I'll be able to get him to move out of the state. He's so laid back. Tempting offer though.

I have run out of the "10 rooted plumeria for $75" deal. I might put together a "5 rooted plumeria for $40 with flat-rate shipping of $14.95", but I have to see just how many plumeria and what varieties are left after I ship the orders for 40 plants. IF you have interest for a 5-plant deal, contact me via T-Mail.

I still have the "10 cuttings for $50" deal. A good many of those are already bagged and those are rooting weekly (and being potted). Again, contact me if you have interest.

I got my plumeria today! I'm at work, but was told that I have received a very large box. Can't wait to get home now!!!

Ken .... If I were in Z 8 or higher .....

Even as it is - I have 24 seedlings I started this year. No freaking idea what I will be doing a year from now other than find some local buyers. Fat chance. Around here an adventurous person might buy a Pentas or Lantana.

BTW folks - I can vouch for Ken's quality.

I truly understand your dilemma, David. Unfortunately, even in zone 8b, everything still has to be brought inside. I have a huge chore today in doing just that. I built the frame of the temporary greenhouse in the garage yesterday, will get the solar blanket material stapled early today, and then move a couple of dozen potted plants inside. These are all large plants and I will have to move each one from the Plumeria Patch to the garage via a hand-cart/dolly. That's time-consuming. What aggravates the situation is that I have four friends due in around noon that will stay the night. We all head out to tailgate around 2:00 and then the football game, MSU vs Arkansas. I won't get back home until around 11:00 PM. All I can do with those large plumeria pilled up under the oak tree is lay some strings of lights over them and cover them with a tarp. I will trim, wash, dry, and bag them tomorrow.

I checked the temperature outside the solarium and it is 40F. The solarium is a toasty 73F. I will have a cold early morning to begin the work. The prediction is now 32F in the morning, 30F Monday morning, and 32F Tuesday morning before warming up above freezing Wednesday and Thursday. Then another morning around 32F. Winter has arrived.

I am sure you want to be a gracious host but if they are good friends they will pitch in and help get those plummies in.

, I know I would.

I would never ask them to do that, though they certainly would. Besides, I only have a single dolly, so this is pretty much a one-man operation.

My wife, Kathy, made me come in and rest a few minutes. I started at 7:00 AM putting the solar blanket material on (it took me way longer than I had hoped it would) and have now moved a half dozen plummies into the garage. I should be through in an hour and then I need to run an electrical cord out to that pile of plummies that I plan on bagging so that I can cover them all with a tarp before leaving for the tailgating. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.

I had the feeling you wouldn't. Good to know that you can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Have fun at the game.

Any of the fushia colored/red ones left....or the all white. Or do we not get to pick. Always pulling up the rear.