Fall, first flower ever, Plumeria Seedling.
tunatony
4 years ago
Parent plant known as "Beautiful Thailand". A robust plant that spent last San Diego winter outside. First flower ever at 5 years from seed.
Fittingly, somehow, a six petal flower. Strong citrus scent.
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