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Plumeria rubra acutifolia "Siciliana"

Discussion in 'Trees' started by sal73, Mar 15, 2013.

  1. sal73

    sal73 Total Gardener

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    long story made short got this italian variety of plumeria
    didn`t even know that plumeria grow in Italy , anyway
    the plant have lost all the leaves at the beginning of February
    with no sign of sickness or what so ever , still look green and heathy
    even without leaves .

    this is the one I got
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    also finger cross another one is on my way.


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    • longk

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      I love Plumeria!

      The second one is to die for - it is totally stunning!
       
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      They drop there leaves unless you keep them warm 20 degrees C or so I put mone in the spare bed room and it keeps leaves all year
       
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        They look good Sal, the furthest North I have seen them growing outside is in Southern Turkey.

        I have kept mine in the greenhouse this winter as they are too big too keep indoors, with a min temp of around 5c they naturally dropped their leaves (far too cold really). They won't regrow till May and I don't know whether they will flower again.
         
      • sal73

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        actually there is the picture of the person who promise me one ....



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        the shame is that they don`t have any scent , but with a color like that who cares ....
        I will have to wait another month ...finger cross .
         
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        Spot on! That colour is too good to be picky about little things like scent:hapydancsmil:
         
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