DOCUMENTED ARIZONA PLUMERIAS To see Arizona documented plumerias, please click the plumeria flower below. It will take you to plumerias that we've found and documented as to size, color, variety, etc. around the Valley Of The Sun. ![]() Click Here
PLUMERIA CLUB DEMOS & INFORMATION Check out some of the demonstrations put on at our club meetings.
Plumeria Cutting Planting Demo - We showed how to plant plumeria cuttings and two members got to take them home and care for them.
Plumeria Potting Instructions - A printable potting instructions sheet.
New Rooting Technique - Give this NEW rooting technique a try. It will give you faster rooting results and better success with your cuttings.
Have You Ever Seen A Crested Plumeria? - Unique photos of a crested plumeria by Frank Zotter.
Sprouting Plumeria Seeds - Sprouting seeds using plastic container and paper towel method.
Winterizing Plumerias - How to winterize your plumerias in Arizona.
Freezing Tips & Care - What to do if your Plumerias are hit by freezing temperatures.
Cold Tolerant Plumerias For Arizona - A list of cold and freeze tolerant plumerias for Arizona.
A Look At Stem Rot - The dreaded desease and persistent problem of plumeria growers.
Bringing Cuttings Back From Hawaii - What you need to know about transporting plumeria cuttings from Hawaii back into Arizona.
Club Gallery - Photos of our outings and other fun things we like to do.
PLUMERIA EXPERIMENTATION This area will feature experiments with plumerias done by our members. PLUMERIA IN THE DESERTS OF MEXICO Here are some interesting photos taken by Mark Olson who is doing research in Mexico on the Dry Tropics. Please visit his webpage - it's facinating - Images Of Dry Tropical Habitat: Mexico . Cactus & Plumeria
![]() The image above is the Tehuacan-Cuicatlan Valley in southern Puebla in the wet season. The Frangipani plant in the genus Plumeria of the Oleander Family (Apocynaceae) is often associated with Hawaiian floral necklaces. However, Plumeria is native to Mexican and Central America dry forests. A Plumeria plant can be seen in this photo from northern Oaxaca just to the right of center in front of the stems of the cactus Cephalocereus columna-trajani.
Plumeria & Limestone
![]() The image above is of a healthy, robust plumeria growing in a wonderful dissected limestone landscape in the dry tropics of Mexico.
This page also contains links to various websites that are very educational, interesting, and fun for our members and visitors. We're sure you will find all the links very helpful in growing plumerias.
South Coast Plumeria Society - This is a California based plumeria organization with lots of information, photos, and links.
Virtual International Plumeria Society - Lots of information and links, plus photos.
Dean Conklin Plumeria Grove - Great plumeria identifying site with photos and great links - if you can't find it here . . .
Garden Web Plumeria Forum - THE place for everything gardening and plumerias. Many knowledgeable plumeria people here.
The Plumeria Place - All kinds of information about plumerias from growing to colors to plumeria collections.
Plumeria Farms - Bringing plumeria and people together. Innovative site.
More to come . . . Here are some links to purchase plumerias plants, cuttings, and seeds. We have not purchased from every business listed, so do your homework please.
Plumerias On eBAY - Good buys on plants, cuttings, and seeds. As always, please be careful bidding on eBay. Please buy from trusted sellers.
Below are individuals that support our endeavors through their generosity. Thanks to all!! If you would like to donate seeds, cuttings, rooted plants,seedlings, and other items to our club for our annual club sale - your generosity is greatly appreciated.
Bud Guillot
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