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Eclipse Norwalk, IA(Zone 5b) Mar 25, 2005

pics of some of my collection." Kyles white"..a seedling that blooms every year.

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Eclipse Norwalk, IA(Zone 5b) Mar 25, 2005

unknown....I lost this plant to a frost two years ago..shy bloomer

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Clare_CA Ventura, United States(Zone 10b) Mar 25, 2005

Those are beauties!

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nightowl2 Campbell River, BC(Zone 8a) Mar 26, 2005

Beautiful pictures.

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vossner East Texas, United States(Zone 8a) Mar 26, 2005

pretty nice.

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Eclipse Norwalk, IA(Zone 5b) Mar 26, 2005

Thanks..I can't find my other pics, when I do I'll post a few more..
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flyboyFL Longboat Key, FL Mar 27, 2005

Eclipse:

How long did it take from seed to flower? Great example!

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Eclipse Norwalk, IA(Zone 5b) Mar 27, 2005

Seeds take from 2 - 7 years before flowering.very slow..and the seeds never come true.......so when you see someone advertise red plumeria hybrid seeds..you can get ANY color..Plumerias have double the normal chromosomes of other plants..so even a selfed plant (unless its a seperate species like pudica) will be any combination of colors and forms(shapes) of flowers. So never buy seeds thinking you will get an exact duplicate of the parent plants.It doesn't happen.You may get some awesome babies........

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