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Jun 3, 2013 12:14 PM CST
Name: Elaine
Sarasota, Fl
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Hm, some begonias are somewhat sun tolerant, Gigi. Maybe under the shade of one of your plumerias a begonia would get enough shade? This one 'Maurice Amy' gets morning sun full-on until about 11am. More light makes the pink dots on the leaves a brighter color. It also encourages blooming - I just noticed the tiny little pale pink flowers today!
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I've been meaning to ask, why are your trees all in pots? Mangoes grow and fruit wonderfully in the ground, and would give you a nice bit of shade, too. They will be more tolerant of cold weather in the ground, as well. (the roots stay warmer)

I've got a big white Brugmansia showing her skirts today. The tall one in the pool cage is getting even pinker. The fragrance at night is amazing!
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Elaine

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