Well, it's going to be pink!

Great idea Bill :)

Hi guys,
These are pinkish--actually their both "Mardi Gras", and both photos have been chosen as finalists in the Photo Contest at theplumeriasociety.org

Thank you so much for the Pink Valentine Flowers, they are all so beautiful.
My Slaughter Pink looks like Iowajo's.

Here are a few more: Bill Moragne
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Calif Sally
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Daisy Wilcox
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Eva Lani
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Gloria Schmidt
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Grove Farm
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Guillots sunset
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Jean Moragne
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There are many in the "k"s so I will add those later. Happy V day. Bill

musarojo - just curious if you got a seedpod out of the plant in the first pic as I can see the beginnings of one on the far right.

merandy - good luck in your photo contest, the pics and blooms are gorgeous!

Bill - nice to see you posting and I'm loving your pics!

Everyone's blooms are beautiful, I sure hope people will continue to post :)

Hi,
love love all the pictures.. now...this back to the old board.. yes. Don't have any pinks to show.. BUT will have this summer. hope hope
Karen B.

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Happy Valentines Day everyone! Nice idea for the pinks!
Lauri

This WAS my Tillie Huges. She went to heaven in January of 2007.

Kasie

Hi Jerri,

I had three pods start late in the season. Two were on the plant pictured (Malias Rainbow) and one on the plant next to it, a Tomlinson Pink. The only one surviving at this point is on the Malias Rainbow. The pod has shown very little growth this winter, and because the plant is less than a year old, I wouldnÂt be surprised if it drops off. However, because these plants seem to be a fertile match and a pink crossed with a rainbow should produce something interesting, I will try again when the plants are larger.

Philip

Happy Valentine's Day everyone. You all have such beautiful pink/red plumies. Thanks for sharing your photos of your plumies with those of us that don't have them (or at least flowering size).

Here's another pink, this is Calcutta Star. This picture is from last year.
There are two seeds pods developing on this one!!
Happy Valentine's Day!

Randy in Savannah

Here are some from J-m
JL pink pansy
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Jeannie Moragne
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JLpink and white rainbow
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Kaneohe sunburst
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Kaneohe sunrise
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Kauka Wilder
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kaulani
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Kimi Moragne
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Lani
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Marion B
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Metari pink
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Moragne #93
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enough for now. Bill (Merandy-hope my mardi gras looks like yours)

Plumeriastix,

What is the deep red one in your bottom photo? It's gorgeous.

annebert - Hi and thank you :) That is a Hilo Beauty. I find reds really hard to photograph but this pic is true to the color I got last summer. I enjoyed watching the inflo develop as it was a very dark burgundy color.

Bill - I love your Jeannie Moragne, I think that just went straight to the top of my list :)

Musarojo - I hope that pod holds on for you, that sounds like a beautiful cross!!! My pods also slowed their growing this winter but with the help of the GH they seem to be slowly starting up again. It's amazing how fast they grow in the beginning!

Plumeriastix- I agree that Jeannie is one of the best. It is a large flower, at about 4" and smells just like a red rose. I have a seedling that was more orange in the first flowers so I hope it holds so I have the contrast. Bill
Jeannie M. seedling:
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Bill - that is gorgeous!!! How long did it take before you got your first blooms? So happy to see you posting, hope you and the Mrs. are well :)

That seedling bloomed in the 3rd year. Bill