Freeze! It Can Happen to Anyone
Even though this article was written in 2007, freezing may happen to us all… in remembrance of several noted plumeria friends: Luc Vannoorbeeck, Ken Ames
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How to take care of your plumeria over winter
Even though this article was written in 2007, freezing may happen to us all… in remembrance of several noted plumeria friends: Luc Vannoorbeeck, Ken Ames
I recently gave this presentation to the South Coast Plumeria Society in Anaheim. I was tasked with addressing the challenges of winter, but decided to
Winter in Santa Barbara is unpredictable. For some, with a little elevation, it is frost free. Unfortunately, for me that does not hold true. Most
I usually feed my plants this mix in early November before the plants go to sleep. I don’t use any chemical fertilizer after September; only the
From their native, tropical habitat, plumerias have adapted well in many diverse climates throughout much of the world where admirers/worshipers have adopted and taken them. However,
This is the second year in a row that we in Houston and Southeast Texas have survived a series of hard freezes. This is so
This article was written with Arizona and other Southwest areas in mind, but much of the information applies to everyone. If your Plumerias seem
Greenhouse Growing Mike Atkinson wrote an article on the use of a Greenhouse for Plumeria. I think most Plumeria Growers would agree with Mike, the
I’ve used greenhouses for growing plumerias for a few years now. It’s a vital part of my growing program. This is what I use the