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Q: I have four beautiful yellow plumerias in bloom. To my surprise, some pink blooms have appeared. I am delighted to have some pink blossoms, but bewildered by this phenomenon. — S.S., Houston ...

Plumeria were the rage in the 1970s and are again on gardeners’ radar thanks in part to their colorful, ... pale yellow to orange, magenta pink, lemon and every shade and color combination in ...

HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - The ladies of the Hawaiian society Ahahui Kaahumanu need your help to pull off a longstanding tradition. Ahead of the annual Kamehameha Day lei draping ceremony ...

Plumeria cuttings will root best when the temperature is at least 60 degrees, so spring to summer is a good time to make your cuttings. Simply cut piece of a branch 12-18 inches long.

Singapore plumeria (Plumeria obtusa) is covered in blooms from spring to fall. The 3-inch white flowers have yellow throats and rounded petals that contrast with the plant's shiny evergreen leaves ...

The Plumeria Society of America, founded here in Houston in 1979, recommends storing plants in a dry place where temperatures remain above freezing. This may be a closet, garage, attic or spare room.

If you’ve ever tried to grow plumeria but just never got the thick, stick-like cutting to grow, let alone blossom, you know how frustrating it can be.Help is on the horizon, though, because at 9 ...

A. As the weather cools this fall, plumeria leaves begin to yellow, and the plant should be moved to an area where temperatures don't drop below 40 degrees.

The plumeria plantings at the garden are extensive, well labeled and come in a huge variety of colors, forms and plant sizes. As little as 20 years ago, plumeria in Orange County were primarily ...

HALEIWA, Hawaii (KHON2) — If you love plumeria, you have to check this place out. When you think of plumeria, you may be more familiar with the simple yellow or the white; but here at Little ...