Hi Moonie, thanks for the warm welcome! I am so happy to be able to buy rooted plants locally, without the rush/lines I have seen in pictures posted from previous PSA sales. I tried cuttings - I am still trying actually but while I feel like I have been reading so much about different methods of drying/callusing, rooting, soil mixes, etc, I still rot them like no one else! Mainly, because I have NO patience, and I keep bothering them... I know, I know, go bother something else... So.. I bought all these plants, hopefully they will keep me away from the cuttings :) Considering I started with one plant this winter, and now I have about 35 plants, plus some cuttings, plus some seedlings, of course had to look and buy some adeniums, I think I qualify for the "addicted" status...

Yes, the official PSA website does not have the information but you can find it here: https://www.facebook.com/ThePlumeriaSocietyOfAmerica June 14 and July 26, both 9:30am-3pm. I have heard the available varieties will be posted in advance, but have not seen any information yet. Perhaps someone here has more of those details? Here is a link that might be useful: PSA Facebook Page

I wanted to let every know what I bought home beside my Wildfire. I also bought a penang peach 14 inches tall, with 3 tiny tips, and a Bill Moragne, 20 inches 1 tip, both are 1 inch thick. K bought 4 plants, all I remember is that his California Sally, was as thick as a log. He got some really nice plants to add to his collection. We got to meet Nancy and Emerson, and Tex. We got to visit with Joan, who introduced me to Ivysmom. I got to meet everyone that I wanted to, and I don't think I even needed those feathers. It was a great day. Barbra

Looking Great BIll!!! Congratlations!!! Always interesting to watch them open.. Still is amazing how mother nature works!!! They open so quick though....i watched mine one day, then the next day it wss open and some seeds were still there... Those are quick little things...have to be so careful to catch the seeds. I did use the knee hi trick that you had talked about to catch any seeds. My DR has a seed pod on it and this will be the first time for me with a DR. So im thinking i will treat it like the Plumeria Seed pod. Im going to try to collect the seeds like the Plumeria... Any ideas? Take care Bill! Laura in VB