I have a yellow plumeria cutting available.

Kathy I can probably take a cutting from my P. pudica in the spring. I picked up a 4' multi branched plant in a 5 gal pot that's loaded with inflos for $10 in FL. Pudica isn't my favorite because the blooms aren't fragrant but it's an evergreen and one of the easier plumies to grow and root. I've even rooted pudica cuttings in water.

That sounds wonderful, Karyn! I don't have any yet, and am so excited over these new lovelies! (new to me) I can tell they will be my next addiction! I'm thinking about Iochromas too!
Thanks again! You are such an enabler here, and I love it! :)

I have yellow, off white and various shades of pink plumerias - cannot tellcyouvwhich ones you might get as they were cuttings from my existing plants andcarecall in a giant pot and not in bloom right now. I can box them up and would love any double, triple, white and also small staying Brug cuttings in return. I also can add some pine cone ginger roots as well as a little something extra. Please let me know.

bzzybee- sending you an email!

Kathy, I haven't been here in a long time, but I love both plumies and brugs. I lost a lot of my brugs in the past 2 years, but I have a lot of 2 and 3 year old plumie seedlings. email me and let;s talk trading some.
Thanks, Linda