WOW!! thanks for sharing. how many did you buy?

sue

Hi Sue !!!

I ended up with one called Rose Pink, here's the flower up close on a different Plumeria she had ...

Here's the one I purchased for $39 !!!

And here's the one I'm saving up for: 5 different varieties grafted in one !!! (Look closely for the grafts !!!)

I'm heading back soon, you folks have to head out there too !!!

Rodney

very nice. i admire your restraint and self control!!

sue

wow i wish i had that many plumerias. there beautiful! very nice pics. and i love the pic with the 5 diff ones grafted together! i think i might try that one day lol. that nursery looks like exotic plumeria in florida.

Very nice bargain. Since you are "hawaiianbuilt" you might like to know that there is one I picked up several years ago called Kaulani and I think yours is the same with a haole name. Check it out. Bill
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Hey Bill !!!

I like "Kaulani" way better than the "Rose Pink" name any day !!!

Here are better pics to compare with ...

Great looking out and Mahalo Nui Loa !!!

Rodney

What fantastic plants for sale...wow! Thanks a bunch for making me totally jealous of you!! Here in the UK I have yet to see a plumie for sale in garden centre/nursery as they are still an 'alien' species over here! The odd ones do crop up on eBayUK at silly prices, so I have had to resort to my Ozzie aunt sending me a cutting and also the generosity of my GW pals sending me seeds to enable me to have 5 in my collection. No doubt if we had a nursery like that over here 'him indoors' would be filing for divorce real soon!!!
Thanks for sharing....awesome!
Gill.

Well I think I would just have to move into that nursery, I could never leave. How beautiful. I'd put my little cot right in the middle of all of them and wake to beautiful plummies surrounding me! Thanks for sharing all those wonderful pictures. It does remind me of Exotic Plumeria here in FL, but I think that layout is much nicer. I went to Exotic Plumeria once, too dangerous for me to go again!
Thanks again for sharing!
Lauri

Rodney,

I wish I had known about that place when I lived in Orange County. I might never have gotten into buying and rooting cuttings. The nurseries I went to only carried a few small generics or very tall leggy plants with just a few tips. One "upscale oriented" nursery in Dana Point wanted several hundred dollars each for nice sized plants. You scored a great plant and I know you will go back for more.

Philip

oh...my...gosh...those pictures are the purest examples of plant porn I have yet seen. Maybe in a few years my deck will look like that - HA!

I am a retired old Marine and love growing plumeria...when my wife goes to hawaii she always brings back cuttings from friends of her family and all for free.....I look at the prices in stores and say man....I have a gold mine but I will never sell them .....I believe in sharing them or bartering for other varieties....I have tried getting a little get together here in Oceanside, Vista or anywhere close to share and barter but no luck....I still give them away to friends and laugh when they say....hey my plumeria died what did I do wrong...its the interaction that the tree gives each one of us that is great....I also know about the various clubs but they are too far away with traffic and all...but to have a gathering and share experiences is what its all about ....thats why this forum is the next best thing.........

Hi Oorah - are you near Stone Brewing Company that is on Citrocado Street?

Kasie

Hawaiianbuilt,
I am so glad that I don't live too close to Upland Nursery. I'd bwe forever broke. How did you ever choose whick plumie to get? Thank you so much for sharing all the lovely plumeria photos with us. It was almost as good as a personal visit!
Mickey

Rodney,
WOW! That is quite a collection. Mahalo nui loa for sharing your beautiful pix. Enjoyed them tremendously.

I think that pic is last year but u took a very nice pic...now they got more variety and They are having a big sale right now so I am going back to get some more plumerias again.