Is my plumeria dying?
This is the most common question asked in the late fall. Many new plumeria growers just do not know that plumerias go dormant over winter.
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This is the most common question asked in the late fall. Many new plumeria growers just do not know that plumerias go dormant over winter.
For me, most of the seed pods we get each year start in the late summer/fall. Many folks are concerned that their newly-formed seed pods
As a continuation of my plumeria photography tips, I want to expound on my previous post. One of my points was to play with angles.
This is a PowerPoint presentation I did for the Jefferson Co. Master Gardeners and visitors. I tried to cover all the important issues facing plumeria
Not what you want to see on a rainy Sunday morning! Friends who have a beautiful Riviera Rainbow plumeria tree called me with the message
DAP is a great tool to have for wound care. I use it to seal the tops of my mid cuts, broken branches and i
It’s critically important to get a clean, flush cut when cutting a branch of a plumeria off with the purpose of rooting it. Unfortunately most
The best product I have found for writing on my pots is a Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Pen. You can buy them at Michael’s Craft Stores,
I have seen many people recommend the metal plant tags, which you can write on with a ball point pen. You make an impression and
Inflo is short for inflorescence, or the plumeria’s flower stalk. (See photo right.) Besides producing flowers, the inflo also serves to split the growing branch.
No, I’m not eating that bloom! I learned this trick from my wife. When you’re trying to enjoy your late-season blooms, many times the cold temps