Let it rain! (photo tip)
Further expounding on my original article with photography tips, here are more examples of how cool blooms look when they’re wet. In southern California, fall
A late-season tip
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
Plumerias in Southeast Texas: A Story of Addiction
In the spring of 2000 my husband, Fred, and I were enjoying an afternoon of shopping at a local flea market that is held the
How do you get a ‘National Collection’?
I had become a volunteer at the Naples Botanical Garden from the first month that we moved to Florida full-time, which was in the summer
Transporting a large plant … oops
Plans for moving a large potted and blooming Jeannie Moragne. I tell Andy to bring a pickup truck. He brings his wife’s new passenger car.
Worm Casting Tea – Especially Great for Seedlings!
I first learned about worm casting tea last year from Mr. Petch on Plumeria Growers. I adapted his advice with some information from my local
Photography tips
Whether you take plumeria photos with a phone, point & shoot, or SLR, these principles will improve their AHHHH factor. But first, let me state
Braggin’ Rights
To some, bragging about their plumerias is paramount. Come to think about it I must be in that category when I talk about the size