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Boston area Plumeria free to good home

desperationfalls

15 years ago

HI,

Husband brought back 2 plumeria from Hawaii about 5 years ago.

I don't have indoor room for them and I don't have the

necessary 'lots-of-sun' in the summer to bloom them (Only one of the two has ever bloomed, and only once!)

They are both healthy plants--Once is about 30 inches tall

with 4 branches--the other is about 15 inches tall with 2 branches. With the proper summer lighting, these should bloom here in the Boston area-

here is one other plumeria forum post:

http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/plumeria/msg081722328022.html

If you have indoor space this winter and want to give these a try, plz respond to this message.

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tamela_star
15 years ago
Just sent you an E-mail!
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chazparas
15 years ago
Wow, sorry I missed out on this one!
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desperationfalls
Original Author
15 years ago
Tamela (this is the second posting I'm trying to make--the first is just lost!)
I did not get your email--maybe an old email address?
I would need you to come to some place in the Boston area and pick up these plants since I'm not going to ship them out--the one is far too large to ship.
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tamela_star
15 years ago
I'm sorry I didn't know it was pick up only. I thought I would be paying S&H for you to mail them to me. I don't live anywhere near the boston area. But I am willing to pay S&H. I would really love to have them.
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desperationfalls
Original Author
15 years ago
Tamela-there is a compromise. I'm giving the huge one-far too big to ship to the other person and I'll send you the small one (I think it might be Bali Hai) with root ball
and you pay the S&H. I will try to update my profile wi
correct email address.
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tamela_star
15 years ago
Thank you so much! E-mail me to let me know the S&H! Your Plumie will be in good hands!
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