A night shot of the plumeria blossom. It is slow to open a new bud, but each individual blossom seems to be short-lived. I'm fasinated by this plant. No wonder Derek was so excited about this plant. 
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2 comments:
Is this a continually blooming plant or does it have a season?
Good question, to which I do not have the answer! I can tell you that the bud appeared while the plant was in the house over winter; although I was not aware at the time that it would become the flower. I'm not sure how the bud would have progressed had it stayed indoors.
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