Plumeria are lovely. But being tropical, they do not like it cold. I lost three out of the four that were planted in the ground last year. I always root three or four stems at the end of summer, just in case that happens.






So easy. So pretty.
Gardening
Plumeria are lovely. But being tropical, they do not like it cold. I lost three out of the four that were planted in the ground last year. I always root three or four stems at the end of summer, just in case that happens.
So easy. So pretty.
I have several caladium beds that just come back every year. So easy to grow, and they add a special touch. I buy two new boxes of caladiums every year at Sam’s Club. One pink, one white. I fill in any spaces that may have gone bare, then put the rest of the bulbs in pots. I think the pink spices up the garden and the white cools it down.
So pretty!