I have a lot of plumeria clippings, I live in Orlando and planted them as shrubs out in the front of my house, bad idea,
I just can't get them to bloom
I have pink, red, fushia, white and yellow, solid yellow and if they ever bloom I will be able to see what they are,
do you want a few sticks?
Pat

I dont mean to step on any toes. I would love some if you have any left after you send some to midmercury, I cant seem to find any around here.Take a look at my list and let me know
Thanks
Cassie

hi midmercury, Here is a link to a nursery the has the plumeria you want 'Abigail' I hope this helps

bradsbudsnblooms@earthlink.net

Patr, I too live in orlando maybe we can put a trade together. I canot email you as it is not coming up in your page.

patr-2009 that would be great. Do you want to trade or do you want postage for them ?

To get them to bloom, get some granular fertilizer rather than the kind that dissolves in water then gets watered into the soil. Colorburst is great(I'm pretty sure that's the one). Sprinkle that according to instructions when they start to leaf out in Spring. They will bloom great. One problem I think I might have run into, though - I fertilized in the summer a couple of times, too, and now some are getting bloom heads on them now, not yet opened, and I have to put them under the house or in the house for the winter. So, fertilizing in summer might make them bloom too late in the year; they might be starting a great bloom right when it is time to put them to bed for the winter.

to the person who wants plumeria Abigail,it is available at Florida Colors Nursery in Homestead,fla.you can get cuttings,rooted starts and grafted.I recommend rooted.That one is easy to grow.They may be out of stock but you can put in order.At this time of year they dont sell cuttings.They have a great selection.Good Luck!