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Hi Bonnie....It's nice to know somebody else strives with plumeria in
Ct.  I have 6 -- 4 new this year -- and 2 old timers.  I don't know why
I insist on growing something so foreign to our Ct. weather, but I
continue.  I have NEVER gotten one to bloom, altho' I follow a rigid
care and feeding routine.......they are beautiful plants, with lots of
leaves, but not one bloom......but I keep trying.....hope never dies in
the heart of a gardener.  Now, the abutilons are a different story. 
They're actually fun!!!  I'm going to try to get to Logee's next week
and try a couple of new ones.  I'm next to the New York State border
near Danbury, so it's a 2+ hour drive for me, but I think it will be
worth it.  

Bobbi......P.S.  If your plumeria blooms, please don't tell me <sob>
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