Hopefully, there will be some left when I get to California this weekend!
Lonnie

Iso a more true statement was never uttered, get 'em before they kill 'em!
I need to go to HD, wonder if any stores in Texas got them.
Tally HO!

I saw noids last year at HD, but nothing this year in the DFW area. I hear the Houston area HD's have some.
Lonnie

I was at HD in north Upland today, and they had about 8 of them (in the 1 gal pots) next to the smaller palms and other full-sun plants. For $13, I couldn't resist bringing one home! So, maybe that means most So Cal HDs got them? If you're looking for them, they have the generic "plumeria" plastic insert, but there's a sticker on the pot that IDs them as Dwarf Singapores.

A DSP would be a great find. its only Generics that make it to the HD's here. I haven't seen them so far this year.

We have them at the HD in Bradenton Florida
About the same price and size.
Nice selection too.
They grow low and more bush like out on the Keys and Islands up and down the Gulf Coast.
More like an evergreen as they keep most of their foliage year round.
Can be heavy bloomers April to June with the right conditions.
Very attractive in tropical and subtropical landscapes.
Will require more sunlight in winter or overwintering in northern states.
Aloha Stuart

I bought mine last year through Amazon for $15 it came rooted with the leaves.

Here in So. cal they are evergreen. I like the full size Singapore Whites the best, but the dwarf Pink is real nice too! Jen

This is a picture from last year. It still has the same inflo pushing out lowers, and has a new inflo getting ready to open it first flower in a couple of weeks.

Thanks for the info Daogirl. I might go get some later today from there, hope they aren't gone by then. I've been going to the HD in south Upland and Rancho Cucamonga (on Foothill) and their plumeria selection is a little lackluster, the JJ's included.

Musaboru - This HD had no JJ left (that I could see), and a couple generic whites in 1 gal pots in front of the Dwarf Singapores. There's a big yellow/orange sticker on the pot that identifies them as a DS, and they are squished in between a bunch of other plants - just go to the "full sun" section towards the middle of the garden area. Good luck!

Jennifer - buying plumeria on amazon?! I guess they really do have everything!

Wanted to say thanks again Daogirl! So I ended up getting two because, hey, one can never have enough plumerias right? The tuberose jumped into the cart too lol.