I'm not at all familiar with tropical plants, but I know a beauty when I see one.
A Magnificent Specimen!
Another shot.
If I am not mistaken that is not a Plumeria but a Desert Rose. You might want to post this on Caudiciforms.
LOL, Told you I don't know anything about Tropicals!!!
WOW
I see you're in Norristown...I grew up in Roxborough. Where was the picture taken?
At Ott's Exotic Plants in Schwenksville. They had a lot of Plumeria. This one was near them and I assumed it was one. I don't recall whether those plants off to the right were Plumerias or not.
WOW spectacular! Was it for sale?
Kell, Dummy me forgot to look. I went there in search of a yellow Clivia.
Well if it was for sale, I bet it was out my price range. Just gorgeous!
I plan to go back next weekend and photo some of his hugh exotics. I'll try to find out. I did get my Clivia.
Oh I want to come too! LOL
LOL Hop on the bus, Gus!
I would love too and go see your Arboretum too!
I wonder how old it is?? It is a very beautiful plant.
I would have gotten excited to see such beauty.
Thanks for the picture.
RRM
RRM, The big one is 15 years old.
Here's something else they had that I've never seen before. A blooming Jade Plant.
Magnificent... Don't you love going to these places and wish you had such a
tropical paradise?? 15 is a good age for a plant that had such beautiful roots.
thanks, The Jade is wonderful too, isn't it?
Do they often bloom and I've just always missed it?
I think mostly when they get some age on them, That certainly looks like it does by the thickness of the trunk, I am
guessing. You were probably just at the right time too. that helps. It is like a Sanseverious (I hope I spelled that right) Snake plant. They have a pretty bloom on them but we just don't get to see them very often. I love plants. They teach us so many things.
RRM
i think its ugly