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Plumeria
barb13_gw

The good and bad about growing plumerias

11 years ago

Don't get me wrong, I love my plants but the good part is that I have so many flowers blooming for the first time which I am enjoying. The bad part is that they are growing like weeds and I am going to be doing a lot of cutting in the spring. I only feed them once in the spring but you would think that I give them food each week. Here are some pictures and I hope that you enjoy them. Barb

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  • 11 years ago

    And a few more.

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