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Cstars Japanese Lantern

11 years ago

Sorry George...a friend brought me a tree from Green Thumb because she new I loved Plumerias...Guess What...a 3 tipped 2 infloed Japanese Lantern. They have not opened up yet but looks really good! Does anyone out there have pro/con on this one or photos? I looked up a few shots and was looking for more insight. Appreciate it...mahalos, roxanne

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gidgetsocal
11 years ago
Hi roxanne - I really like my Japanese Lantern plumeria. It has bloomed the last two years, but hasn't branched. I will attach a photo from last year. I love the pendulous inflo it produces. The flowers are long lasting. I will have to check on the scent for you tonight. ;-)
gidgetsocal
11 years ago
Here is the side view...
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rox146
Original Author
11 years ago
Mahalos Gidget...love it....
gidgetsocal
11 years ago
roxanne - The scent is very light, but the positive is it's been blooming for months.
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the_first_kms2
11 years ago
Just went outside to see. I would agree that its a lighter scent but when you get a larger plant with many inflos I am sure it will be quite noticeable.
rox146
Original Author
11 years ago
she just keeps on blooming....

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