All parts of plumeria are mildly toxic to humans and pets when ingested or touched, so make sure to keep the plant out of reach of curious children and companion animals. In USDA Zones 10–11 ...

Since plumeria plants are so ubiquitous in West Hawaii ... The small tree can serve as part of a hedge or can be a featured specimen in a small garden. Pudica plumeria is also a good candidate ...

One of the largest plumeria plants in the continental United States ... in Corona del Mar. I love the “not responsible” part. I wish I could make that a permanent disclaimer.

Tropical trees like plumeria do not thrive in most parts of the United States because ... tips for growing and caring for this striking plant. The ideal time to plant plumeria is generally from ...

Plumeria were the rage in the 1970s and are again on gardeners’ radar thanks in part to their colorful ... what they do to people.” While most plants bloom for a few weeks, Plumeria bloom ...

My discovery of the plumeria plant was at a local festival ... After several months of work on my part, and growth on the part of the plants, I had seven baby plumerias. Given the fact that ...

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A: Frangipani, or plumeria, are beautiful, tropical plants that can be grown indoors in colder regions or outdoors in more suitable climes. And yes – you can take cuttings from them to grow new ...

All of a sudden, our plumeria has developed yellow leaves with an orange coating on their backsides. What should I do to control the decline? Answer. Many of our favorite flowering plants are ...