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PlumeriaUp to Seven Months of Highly Fragrant Tropical Blooms Why Plumeria Plants? Plumerias steal the show from April all the way into November with their clusters of large five petal blossoms. The blooms vibrant yellow, pink, white and red hues contrast perfectly with the Plumerias lush, dark green leaves, transforming your landscape into a tropical paradise. Plumerias, also known as Frangipani or the lei flower, are native to tropical areas like Hawaiibut

Other flowering trees and shrubs will pop against the green branches that gracefully brush the ground

The outstanding fruit comes in mid-late summer

but can also be potted and brought indoors during the winter for cooler zones

Add a dash of cinnamon or nutmeg

choose a container that is two times larger than the one the plant initially arrived in

Why Kokedama Alocasia Plants

The Kader needs at least 6 to 8 hours of sunlight each day during the growing season

Abiu trees never make a fuss

you don't need to fuss with the 20th Century Asian Pear

Krauter Vesuvius Plums are recommended for growing zones 4 through 9

They prefer acidic soil but can tolerate a variety of conditions and do well in coastal areas as they are salt-tolerant

avoid exposures that might be subject to strong winds or rain