Hi Dewaine, Love the pics! Thanks so much!! I really appreciate members taking the tim to post pics of there plumeria flowers. I have just really began expanding my collection. I swore that I would NEVER buy anymore plumeria until I could get them to bloom. WEll, this year it FINALLY happened for me. The funny thing is that my oldest plumeria didn't bloom for me but the first 4 cuttings I got and rooted all budded up for me. I can appreciate what you were saying about how the seedling blooms were diffrent from day to day and week to week. I noticed that with my celadine and even on my dwarf singapore pink. I tried to click and open the thumbnails but I couldn't. I wanted to ask you what the plumeria is that is after that awesome orchids was? Also the 4th one down and the 3rd one up from the bottom. Andrew

Thanks everybody for your kind comments! Tampafred, if you have Marshalls or TJ Max in your area, check them out (I've been to Tampa a few times and I think there is a Marshalls store off Hwy.... on your way to Tarpon Springs, on the right). I've got my pots (from the last pic) from these two stores. What I liked about them is the design, decent size, the price, of course :) and the quality. They are made of a very heavy clay (I beleive), so they are very stable. I did need to drill a drainage holes in those pots, though. They are probably designed for indoor use. Also, I saw similar pots with different decore - also assorted shapes and sizes, only the design is done in blue. Ooohhh.... os pretty, only does not go with my color scheme, unfortunately :( Marina

Maykb, I honestly don't remember where I bought it but it may have been Logee's in Danielson, CT. I know they are in their current catalog (and online). It's also possible that I got it at a larger nursery center, like Briggs in Attleboro, MA or Pezza farms in Johnston. Pezza usually carries a good variety of citrus, and the prices are a little more reasonable I think than Logees or Briggs.

The two purples I ordered recently are coming from the Adenium Center. They are Cool Blues and Triple Indigo. I'd still like a purple that has strong pink undertones like yours but I can work on my own hybrid crosses later and see what I can come up with. My hope is that with long term continued 'line breeding' of purples over time, crossing purple to purple will eventually raise the odds higher than the current 'less than 10 percent' on favorable offspring. More data is needed.