If I were you I would get both Misty and Sharpblue. Between the 3 you shouldnt have a pollination problem. Most Southern High Bush bloom close enought to each other for pollination. If you can find Sunshine Blue I highly recommend that variety. Very easy to grow, short and compact with tasty fruit. Cool temps will cause some redding in the leafs. I get the same thing here durning spring. Green one day and reddish the next.

Hi Kitnor, They are in 12 gallon containers which are very wide and shallow versus tall. George posted some of his research about a year ago and recommended we use squat pots for plumerias versus tall pots. I re pot pretty aggressively up to about this 12 gallon size. then slow it down from there. I'll probably root prune in 3 years and keep them in the same container for the next 4 or 5 years. Then they may go into 25 gallon container or seasonal in ground after that. K.

A lot of the roses you have on your list are still under patent and can not be propagated legally.

Paul Eisenstaedt: "I dream that someday the step between my mind and my fingers will no longer be needed. And that simply by blinking my eyes, I shall make pictures...." Something I think about once a day, since I watch animals and birds a lot and even if I have a camera in my pocket, by the time I reach for it, the moment is already gone. Who remembers Dave Brubeck? Love his play and am glad that we never got rid of our records.