Generally speaking many of us prune in the early spring because the late spring is the easiest time to root those cuttings. Unfortunately I don't expect to have anything until then. Hopefully you will find a willing partner who has to prune to get things ready for winter.

Alright, getting ready to trim back my Brugmansia for the Winter and looking to trade the cuttings for other Brugmansia and/or Plumeria ....... Hoping some Plumeria grower is looking to do the same!! Thanks and Happy Gardening!!

realcocacola78, I am going to be trimming my grandmother's tree in the next few weeks...I have tried to explain why it is not the best time to prune, but she insists that I prune in fall :/ anyway, I will have some cuttings to send your way. I have calloused and rooted fall cuttings in spring and summer from her trees with nearly 100% success rate, however, I am in so cal.

She has three varieties: a celedine, a rainbow that looks similar to k.sunburst (most stubborn rooter d/t skinny branch syndrome), and a pink that has darker pink shades in warm weather. I have pics of the flowers on my ipad and ill attach those when I can. Storing them over winter will be the best and rooting them with a heat mat come spring should work for you. I dont know how to contact members on the new houzz format like gardenweb used to allow...but we can get each other's info privately if you're interested.

stephen

-stephen

I'm in Phoenix. If you have more cuttings, please let me know. (I have a plumeria addiction)