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What other names are the Plumeria know as? View answer
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Where did Plumeria originate? View answer
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What is the Symbolism of the Plumeria Flower View answer
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Is there a list of registered plumeria? View answer
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The Difference between a Plumeria Cuttings, Rooted Plants And Grafted Plants is: A Plumeria Cutting is the tip of a branch cut from a donor plumeria, usually about 10"-18" long depending on the donor plumeria growing habit. Cuttings do not have roots, but have been allowed to callus (callusing allow the cutting to form a tissue that allows roots to grow) For best results cutting should be rooted in the Spring and Sum Read more
How did plumeria get its name? View answer
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What Does the Plumeria Flower Mean? View answer
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Are Plumeria Native to Hawaii? View answer
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What do plumeria smell like? View answer
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How do plumeria do with frost and colder temps? View answer
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What is the Plumeria Culture? View answer
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What is the Plumeria Taxonomy? View answer
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How do I register a Plumeria? View answer
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Are there any Plumeria Societies? View answer
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What is the scent of plumeria?
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Are plumeria poisonous? View answer
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The Plumeria and Frangipani Flower: It’s Meanings & Symbolism Few tropical flowers are as delicate and pure looking as the Plumeria. Also commonly known as frangipani, this flower is native to South America and the Caribbean Islands. Even if you do not live in a climate zone warm enough for growing your own Plumeria outside year around, you can grow them in pots and protect from frost and winter cold. Ev Read more
