It's a tropical titan that reigns regally in the hearts of those who adore it. Other florid favorites, like staghorn ferns, ...

Curtis Hayes knows plumeria. He grows about 500 plants in his Orange County garden. It’s hard to imagine that as recently as 20 years ago plumeria was quite rare in Orange County. Even 10 years ...

Plumeria (Plumeria L.) is a tropical plant known for its dreamy, fragrant flowers that can bring a resort-like look to your garden. ... Its tiny, star-shaped blue flowers form dense greenery, ...

Back in the 1600s, French botanist Charles Plumier first identified and cataloged the plumeria plant that he found growing in the Caribbean Islands, and, as was […] Skip to content All Sections ...

With Plumeria, it’s all about the flowers, Gerdes says. “There is something magical about the flowers and what they do to people.” While most plants bloom for a few weeks, Plumeria bloom ...

Plumeria trees are native to Central America, but the flowers are well known for their place in Hawaiian leis and as an ingredient in perfumes. The fragrance is one of a kind and delicious.

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.

Prune plumeria plants high. By Kathy Huber, Garden Editor, Houston Chronicle July 19, 2013. The sun-loving, root-hardy, multitrunk morning glory bush is a member of the sweet potato family.

If the plumeria plants are not too big, overwinter them in the house, tucking them here and there near windows or keeping them in the basement under lights. Run the lights about 16 hours a day.

Garden Guide: This plant is like an orchid, but it's even easier to grow! 19ds ago. ... but Plumeria prefer to spend the winter inside our dark and dry homes because they can go to sleep.