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PSA Sales in Texas

9 years ago

Okay...okay...I know it's too early for this but I wondering if anyone knew of the dates for the Texas psa sales near Houston this year? I thought my links worked but that don't and I cantell find what dates they were last year. I don't have every weekend off so I need time to request the dates off...yes months in advanced.

Any help would be great.

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moonie_57 (8 NC)

9 years ago

Wish I could go!

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plumeriai45
Original Author
9 years ago
I found it...I think.

#1 sale June 13 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

Bay Area Community Center, 5002 NASA Parkway, Seabrook, TX 77586 United States+ Google Map

The Plumeria Society June Plant Show & Sale! Held in Seabrook/Clear Lake, Texas- Bay Area Community Center Date: June 13th Time TBA

#2 sale July 25 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

Fortbend County Fairgrounds, 4310 Texas 36, Rosenberg, TX 77471 United States+ Google Map

The Plumeria Society of America Plant Show & Sale! Held in Richmond/Rosenburg area @ the Fort Bend County Fairgrounds Date: July 25th Time: TBA
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Jen, I guess its not for a while. I have a vague recollection of one being during the middle of September. I was out of town for the Seabrook sale but Amanda went and bought me a Duke, JL Pink Pansy, Elizabeth Thornton and THorntons Mardi gras. Her dad got a Slaughter Pink and Thornton Lemondrop which I will help myself to a cutting at a future date. I am converting my in-laws into plumeria growers. I'm sure you saw the Corpus Christi 23 July plant sale on the PSA website. The details are nonexistant. If details get posted I might take a chance on it. At the least I'll come back with some blue crab to boil. Anyone on here part of the Plumeria Society of South Texas that can share details?
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uh, the sale is in, uh, Beaumont, yeah, Beaumont. I need to go like I need more holes in my head but.... it's in Clear Lake this year, just up the road a piece. Though I am going to camp out in LaPorte and wait on the truck from Florida and buy them before they get to the sale. I know Tex gets in at least a day early and I can see Emerson's from my brothers front porch. July 25th in Richmond/Rosenberg. See ya there! Tally HO!
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plumeriai45
Original Author
9 years ago
I've never been and have heard they are great. Hopefully I can make it to both.
moonie_57 (8 NC)
9 years ago
That would be great. Maybe you can meet some of the gang from here. Good people!
Kimo
9 years ago
Mona,
You should go, totally worth it. I went once and never regretted going, was super hot, and there was a bit of a line...think it was 2004. For me once was enough, but again loved the experience and seeing the TX plumies.
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9 years ago
Anyone in San antonio have plumeria to trade?
moonie_57 (8 NC)
9 years ago
James - 3 weeks late, but.... lol

I can't imagine anything more enjoyable than attending one of the sales events, whether Texas, Cali, or wherever! At this time of my life, with my mother's health condition, I could not comfortably leave the area. Back in January, I seriously considered going to Florida with my husband. He was suppose to pick up a load of houseplants from a place that was close to Florida Colors. Instead, I made a purchase online. Glad that I decided not to go because it turned out he loaded at one of their growers in Central Fla. Just think how irked I would have been after planning a trip to FC. lol

Good luck, rwalleytx! Hope you find a trading partner.

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