i lost mine to the freeze this year i would like some cuttings i don't need them rooted i have a white/yellow that maybe survived, so some color would be nice email me thanks check my trade list or can work something out for postage i'm in zones 6 and 9

The frangiepani should move very easily, even without cutting off all the limbs. I don't know where you are, as my computer is doing a trick this morning and won't let me pull your page up, but everybody all over the world is having a season change right about now. This would be the time to move it, I would think. Are you moving into winter (ideal) or into spring (o.k., too)? As for cuttings, I don't know about taking huge cuttings. One inch would be good, I have seen/done bigger, but they don't seem to take off any faster after rooting. Somebody else is going to be able to help you more with this, but I wouldn't rush to cut this tree down to a stump. IMHO, Janie

I have had outstanding (100%) success with these cuttings- allow it to callous over before planting it, plant it in full or near full sun, do not mulch it, and DON'T WATER IT more than once every one to 2 WEEKS. Don't water it at all if it even sprinkles a little or dews outside. It will be fine planted directly DEEPLY in the ground if you don't over-water it. If it rots under the soil, cut it off again and start all over and don't water it at all. Lovely plant - I hope this works for you!

Hi, I've put a photo of it in the Gallery. How did you want to get them? several options...you could come here (and you could see what else I have!!) or I could post them or do you ever come into the Valley on a Saturday for the markets? 'cos I actually work in the Valley and I start work this Saturday at 3pm. I could meet you somewhere and just hand them over. As for Broms, I love the different varieties of Queens Tears you can get. Haven't a clue what the real name is, I'm afraid. PS another one that I'm about to cut back is Singapore White. It's the one that doesn't lose its leaves (or not as much!) and is a dead white with small yellow centre.