We came from here:

And this, by the way, is 'Saigon Moon'

SOOOOO PRETTY

Thanks Doris. Just for you I'll post another one
Pele's Fire

Question on ID Please.... I was at a beach yesterday and they had some gorgeous rainbow plumerias....but then these two, the first one I'll post here. Any idea of the name. The petals are fairly small....

And the second one...

Carol, there are so many pinks I hesitate to try and identify just from a picture. However, the second one could be Maui Beauty.

Thanks... Would you like them? I can't grow them here...too wet.

Thank you so much for that offer Carol, but I can't fit any more plumeria on my small property - I'm downsizing as we speak. I am sure someone on the Big Island would be delighted to take them off your hands!

I want to show you the blooms on my Yellow Plumeria, it still is without leaves but I am sure I see two small ones starting to grow on the other stem of the plant. This is the cutting so I still do not know if it has roots yet.

When they get leaves that is usually a pretty good indication that they are starting to root. Just be patient. When they are blooming rooting might be a little slower.

Oh i can wait, I am happy it has blooms, my other one has lovely healthy leaves but no blooms.

Finally! I have something blooming!

Hetty: This is that sad, sad, frozen Pudica I showed you when I had cut it back! I am loving the way it has grown - almost like a topiary!
and YAY...it's got blooms!

That's pretty interesting, but amazing how they recover, isn't it?

Here is 'Ventiquattro' - one of my three registered varieties.

Hetty that is simply beautiful

Hetty! That bloom is absolutely beautiful! I think it's my favorite. That photo is also gorgeous! Perfect actually!

Thanks! The shape of that bloom is quite unusual, and I like the red 'eyeliner'
This is a great year for it, it is blooming on about 5 inflos.

Come visit sometime, Kathy, and a piece may go home with you .....

oh Dutchlady, I must have the Saigon Moon. I was born in Saigon.

BTW Katg, I love your 'topiary' plumeria.

Some favorites are blooming now

Waimea