Do plumeria grow in zone 6B/Coastal Massachusetts? A friend and I spent an hour or so discussing these plants and they're just stunning to grow. If you think it's workable in my zone, I'd love to contact you about seeds.

That's very generous of you Jen, for sharing!!

I'd love to have some seeds. We could do a 'study group' and keep everyone updated with the progress of the seedlings. I'll send you my address.

I was just about to put up a post about seedlings.

Thanks again!!
Doug

How very generous of you to offer!
PM sent.

Thanks
Ron

You are a sweetie!!!

Sounds like a good one!!! ;-)

Laura

Jen- very sweet of you to share!! I'd love some!! Thanks a million for sharing ;)

Chuy

Only one or two people left to send to.

I forgot to post a photo of CA Sally from last year, when the pod started:

She's a big flower!

There's no guarantee the seedling's flowers will look anything like her, but that's the exciting thing about them. They're completely genetically unique :)

Those flowers are simply gorgeous!

If you still have any, I would love to grow a few .
I've sent a PM.

Either way, thanks for sharing the picture and the seeds.

Kate

So very sweet of you to sure these Jen! This is what I truly love about this forum. You can truly feel the Aloha spirit.

If I had room to spare Jen, I would take you up on this but I really don't. This is a variety that is on my list to buy someday. I saw this blooming in person at Florida Colors a few years ago. If we had not flown down, I would have had no problem picking this variety up!

Can you describe the scent of this variety? Thanks for sharing these pictures Jen!

Andrew

very nice offer maam!

Andrew, the scent on this one was sometimes spicy/sweet herbal and sometimes rose-like. It was never strong, though.

Most of the seeds are spoken for now.