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Jan 16, 2018 7:21 PM CST
Name: James
Anacortes, WA (Zone 8b)
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Plumeria are generally fairly slow growing trees. The pudica tends to be more "bushy" but is still a tree. The plant will branch after flowering and after pruning. Like most plants, the best way to get a preferred shape is planned pruning. Lower trimming should induce lower branching, which will then create a more "full" appearance. It will just take time and planning to get the desired shape and bushy effect.
I am not an early bird or a night owl--I am some form of permanently exhausted pigeon

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