Very pretty flower; what is it?

Plumeria?

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I see them a lot in Hawaii, some here is SoCal, Baz probably has them in Florida so I think they prefer tropical climates.

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My dad grew them here in Oklahoma. He had to winter them in a greenhouse in the winter. They never grew as well as the ones in our back yard in Hawaii.

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Nailed it!

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They are very easy to grow. Break off a branch, stick it in dirt and water it.

Exactly! Eight years ago I did just that…cut a 12" piece off a friends bush and stuck it in the ground. Now I have this!


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Wow, when my cat's pupils go that wide, a whoop ass is about to occur. Whoever was holding that camera was in imminent danger of being attacked.

Also known as a frangipani.

Most popular colours are white, pink and yellow, though I most recently came across a red specimen.

Very easy to propagate - all you need is to poke a good stem into a pot of soil, and water it often. Prefers the tropics, though I have successfully grown them in more temperate climates. They hate frost and prefer good sunlight, so best is to plant them against a south facing wall and protect them from frost in winter.

There are a few varieties of plumerias to consider.
The one that Craig T. Shows looks like the Singapore variety keeps lots of its leaves year around and makes for a better year around landscape plant
The other varieties flower more heavily while in season, and are valuable for lei making flowers, more scented also. Quite bare bones in the off season.

Aloha Richard

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I bet that is LOUD.