WOW! WOW! WOW!

A few more have come into bloom.
A stunning one: Katie Moragne. The Moragne plumeria cultivars are all substantial and beautiful.

This one is very special (as well as beautiful). The lady who gave it to me passed away a few years ago. I call it 'Yolanda's Rainbow' in her honor.

Let me see what else I have.... ah - 'Angus Selection no. 3' - an awkward name for a beautiful plumeria.

'Bill Moragne' - famous for its big bouquets.

I should not fail to introduce you to 'Fireworks' - aptly named!!

Fabulous blooms Hettie, I really like that Angus one because of the way the petals curve and the size of the bloom. Your house must smell divine!

Hetty: I could live in your garden!! All of these Plumeria are stunning!!

Love all the blooms you are sharing... Here mines coming along

This is my church ruffle

Giart Star just bloomed

Just had to share how big this bloom is

My vase of my beautiful plummies

Lemon Drop


Thats all for now

Kim you're doing great!! I bet it smells really good!

Yes they smell good especially lemon drop it has a sweet scent that fills up my patio.
Im super excited...

Kimmie: Wow ... you've got some lovelies there too! I bet the fragrance is soooo nice!

kim its great to see those great flowers and do you know all of those are ones i don't think i have!!!!!

I LOVE when people give something for reference to the size of bloom and that is a big one!!

mike

Here is another really big bloom. No idea what its name is, but it gets to stay!

Hetty, I love that 'Fireworks'. Beautiful color.

a lot of them waking up cant wait till they all bloom
bigger plants re-potted they are rooting nice (used gang potting)
I know im getting spoiled i pass this one 3-5 times a day and dont bend over to smell it all the time!!
Miami rose
not realy showing this plant it is a Thailand rainbow but look at all the pots in background!!!
lemon chiffon i just counted had 10 tips splitting in to at least 17 tips now!!
Aztec Gold had to move in to my potting area so i could smell this and my lemon chiffon while potting up the ridicules number of plants i always have to pot!!!!

Happy Mothers day to all of you mothers!!!!

mike

I had to laugh. I bought a cutting from a bucket in March at a garden show. It has red paint to show bloom color. I put it on the counter along with my dragon plant cutting and promptly forgot about it. Wouldnt you know I was cleaning up, found that cutting, and it has an inflo starting? Did I mention this is my first info?!?!?! Put it in some gravelly soil and set it on my front porch. It's been raining here off and on the past couple of weeks and that cutting has been so happy out there. I'm hoping for blooms next month!

it is amazing i tell people all the time that plumeria will bloom with out being planted or at least no roots. leaves that shows roots starting!! and as long as you have it in very well draining soil and its warm it will be ok. i like to make sure its in the sun and a good air circulation so it doen't stay wet to long!! good luck!!

do you have other plumeria? i want dragon fruit need to start looking soon for some cuttings/plants

mike

I have a couple of other plumeria. One is a NOID yellow that I'll have wait awhile for blooms (deer ate the top last summer), a dwarf singapore that is leafing, and a NOID pink that is also leafing. Lost are an aztec gold and paduca - stupid squirrels.

I was surprised by the dragon fruit as well. It was $5 for a branched 2 1/2 foot long cutting.

My roof is starting to smell pretty good. 3 of the 4 plumeria are blooming, the 4th has an inflo growing.