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.

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 ...

A: The University of Hawaii, as one might guess, has the definitive information on anything relating to plumerias. I learned more than I ever expected to know about plumeria rust fungus in their ...

Houston is home to the Plumeria Society of America, so there are a lot of growers in that state. Plumeria, heat-lovers native to the tropics, need to be protected when the temperature drops below 40.

— R.S., Houston A: Plumeria expert Emerson Willis says larger branches left intact should make it through the winter OK if they are tucked away dry and above 40 degrees. Hopefully you'll be able ...

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 ...

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