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Heads up, Central Texas!

15 years ago

Hi all,

If any of you plumeria lovers are around the Central Texas area and want to meet up later this month about forming a plumeria club, please email me at my user name at sbcglobal dot net and I will send out details. There isn't one in this area as far as I know, but driving around my part of Austin I see plenty of plumeria in front yards, so there have got to be some folks who would like to get together and talk plumies with fellow enthusiasts.

Jen

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mystwitch
15 years ago
Jen in Austin, I hope someone comes along to help you form a group, these are great plants and the friendship and trading in a group not to mention trading knowledge is wonderful.
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the_first_kms2
15 years ago
I'm in. I sent you an email from my hotmail. If we make San Marcos outlet mall the meeting place I am sure my wife will be a full fledged member too.
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jandey1
Original Author
15 years ago
Great, kms2; sent you a message back. Those outlets shops are pretty tempting!

Kb, thank you. I see so many plumerias around here I was sure that there must already be a club, but I haven't found it yet. I'm guessing you're too far away to make Austin? Will you go to the sale in Seabrook this year?

Jen
mystwitch
15 years ago
@Jen, yes I will be at the sale, getting plants ready for it now. I visit the daughter in Austin and have given her several plumeria to raise there.

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