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The Croton is hard to overwinter. Best done under cover of a porch or wide eaves. The Plumeria is more hardy but still iffy in ground in the bay area. Best done in pots.
Celadine is best for Plumeria newbys..scented and forgiving of mistakes.
Thanks all! I have Plumeria obtusa looking well in a pot also..I think its usual tip losses in winter kill off the bud wood. Even if the plant grows back fine in summer,it hasn't flowered in near five years outdoors.
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