Tropicals & Tender Perennials: South Florida Blooms! \(^o^)/, 1 by srbowers66

srbowers66 wrote:
It could be a LL as my Grandmother had many different Plumies in her yard and I ended up with only 3 cuttings. One is definately a classic white hawian variety and the other is definately an aztec gold type variety and the third is this medium pink. I have lots of other Plumerias that I have added to my collection over the years and I have some from my Dad and Uncle so you see it is somewhat of a family tradition to have Plumerias in our yards. I know what to refer to all the other varieties as even if the names aren't exact; then at least when I am around my Plumeria Assoc aqaintences then I don't sound uneducated (Ha, Ha). Some of them take it really seriously, but I'm just in it to enjoy the flowers :-)
~Sharon

*here's another picture of the pink. It's petals fade with time; the lightest flower is about 2 days on the flouresce and about to fall off, it is almost white by then.