Very pretty. I am waiting for so many to bloom. It is going to be a great year, Barb

Very beautiful! What's the name? ;-)

Chuy

Is it Aztec Gold by chance? The fragrant sounds about right. Picture could also pass for AG too. It's one of my all time fav. I can't stop sniffing it!

It's a beauty! I always think AG smells buttery.... buttery peaches!
My AG has a nice inflo. I wish she could go outside but this plant is too big to haul in and out, until the weather stabilizes, she will have to stay in.

I don't know the name. It is a cutting my neighbor gave me about five years ago. Below is a photo of the 'donor' tree.

I want to shout out to the kind lady in the Keys that helped me with some cuttings. I think her name is PowderPuff. I had a four out of five success rooting with her suggestions on this forum. Thankya' Ma'am.

I have learned a lot this year lurking on this forum.

Jim

Jim,
I kind of think based on the bottom leggy/semi weeping branches/growth habit, also your scent description that it is Aztec Gold. The picture looks kind of like it could be in Florida, for that matter could be So Cal also. If it is FL, It is def AG then.

Hi James!

Are all your plants awake yet?

Hello Lynn,
I really haven't had a chance to check on them. I may go by in the next couple of weeks to see their progress, been about 5wks since I've seen the patch.

Hi freak4plumeria,
Yes, Ft. Lauderdale. When the red cuttings bloom, I'll post photos of them. But no signs of inflos, so perhaps next year.

Jim