Oh, so beautiful! How was the scent like?

Glad you've had such a wonderful vacation among plumies!

WOW!! That's gorgeous! Such intense colors. With a tree that big, I can only imagine the awesome fragrance wafting through the air.

It reminds me of Kauka Wilder which is one of my favorite. Exquisite scent... just love it!

Wow! That tree deserves to be in the center of a big lawn, the main attraction, instead of next to an ugly utility pole.

I can think of at least one lawn in Austin, TX where she'd look especially great ;-)

I agree, Lynn, it looks like K Wilder. Beautiful! Thanks for posting the wonderful pic, Q. Got any more?

Hi T...

Looks beautiful!!

Glad you had a wonderful time.. I would love to see more pics too!!!

Welcome home!!

Laura

What an amazing tree!!

Wow, that's really pretty! Wish I could have it in my yard.

Thanks T for sharing your pics. She sure is a beauty!
Peg

Look at all the petals on the ground. What a nice place to sit and watch traffic go by. But only if the speed limit is 25 mph, otherwise I would be scared someone would be looking at the beautiful tree and run over me. :)

Sorry gang, no other pictures. I've lots and lots
of plumeria pictures in my portfolio and really didn't
need to take any more. In fact, I only took 50 shots
the whole trip.

moonie_57 - speed limit is 30 MPH along that stretch.

Here's an old shot and the tree looks the same today.
It's a Singapore right next to the condo where we stayed.

And one hardy plumie in the middle of the 1983 lava flow.

The Big Island is always a great place to Plumeria sight see. Thanks for posting it and I hope you had a relaxing stay. It does look like a KW.

Its funny how you see so many brush piles with plumeria branches and cuttings. Or haphazardly placed in a yard while we take so much time and effort to position carefully. I say this in jest...but people in HI suffer from Plumeria Affluenza.

Or trucks full.