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Anyone have an eggyolk plumeria?

10 years ago

I bought this off ebay a long time ago and it has finally bloomed. I only remember that it was mostly yellow and this was before I put the date and who I bought it from. Does anyone have a picture of a eggyolk plumeria and what it should look like. I do think that it is beautiful but was surprise that it had orange in it. Any help. Thanks, Barb

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texasplum
10 years ago
Sorry cant help you barb but she is a beauty!
barb13_gw
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks texasplum, Am hoping that someone will have one. Yes, she is a keeper. Barb
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Kimo
10 years ago
Barb,
Eggyolk was sold back in the day by a Hawaiian seller (believe they still sell from the Big Island but under a diff name.) Eggyolk was the same as Heidi, basically a med 2 1/2" or slightly larger yellow. If you google plumeria Heidi you will find a pic of it.

Thats not a Heidi or what was sold as Eggyolk from Hawaii.
barb13_gw
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks for the information. So what do you think it is? I hate that some sellers keep changing the names of some of them. Barb

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