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HD Vigoro Plumeria

Usually, I only look at the generic Vigoro plumeria from HD as root stock if I need to graft something. However, when I was there today, I saw something new! The plants are labeled with a generic color name, and in the past, it's always been the same: red, pink, yellow, bi-color, assorted (?). Today, "purple" was added to that list. And oddly enough, there were two different plumeria marked "purple" - different looking stems, very different looking leaves (one is a beanpole with long, slender leaves, and the other is fatter with almost obtusa-ish looking leaves that have a hook on the end). So, I got one of each. I'm not hoping for much (I'm guessing they'll most likely end up pink), but I luckily found one with an inflo, so I'll post as soon as it blooms.

As an aside, I've heard rumors that Vigoro has had an "orange" generic plumeria in the past, but I've never seen it.

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