Plumerias
Submitted by Treva on Tue, 05/06/2008 - 08:03
Just wanted to share one of my plumerias I grew from seed last year!
Very unusual look at the color of the leaves I have never seen one like this!
The seeds were labeled Maui Plumerias This is the only one that came out with leaves like this?
They are about 3.5 to 4 tall now and branching out!
Maui Plumerias: I just Love this one! Anyone have a name for her?
Maui Plumerias leaf: Here is a close up of her leaves lots of pastel pinks!
I cant wait to see her blooms!!!
God Bless You All
Treva
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Thank You Penny and
Thank You Penny and Frillyflower! I will keep y'all updated as I learn!
God Bless You
Treva
May the Son Always shine on you and your Garden, and may both Bloom abundantly! Treva's Trade list
May the Son Always shine on you and your Garden, and may both Bloom abundantly! Treva's Trade list
Plumeria
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interesting Treva
Your plummie leaves are interesting. And wow, only a year old. Let us know if you find out more info on your Maui plumeria!
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Thank you so much
Thank you so much chellflower! I appreciate all the info!
I have 4 that are a year old from seed and that size of course they have not bloomed yet!
I also have a few new seedlings and 4 NOID cuttings sprouting and more named cuttings to start!!!!
I just Love IT!
God Bless You
Treva
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Beautiful Plumie Treva!!!
Wow Treva, that one's only a year old?!? I hope my babies grow that much this year.
Not a clue about a name for yours....I've got a seedling who's leaves are almost white, with green veins. I've done some internet searching for'Plumeria foliage variations' but no luck so far. Have you checked the Plumeria society's website? They list photos of named plumeria. Or You may be able to email them a photo of your Plumie - I'm planning to once mine is a bit larger.
Just remember, if you find a named variety for it, having been grown from seed your Plumie will still be labeled a 'hybrid' or 'seedling' of that variety. Even seeds that look like their parent often still have slight DNA differences than their parent (due to cross-pollination). ......
Good Luck!
Chellflower ~ zone 8
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