Plumeria Society of South Texas - PSST

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Plumeria Society of South Texas - PSST History: Started in 1993 by Robert Owen Plumeria are probably the most beautiful and fragrant trees in the plant world. They are also known as frangipani.

There are seven species and more than 400 varieties submitted for registration nationally and more than 2,200 names have been submitted to the International Plumeria Society. Colors include reds, pinks, yellows, golds, oranges, roses, whites, lavender, purple, blue tone and all combinations of colors. They come in a wide variety of frangrances. Hawaiian lies are traditionally made from plumeria blooms. Plumerias are native to Mexico and the Caribbean. Plumerias can be planted in the ground, in pots, or in pots in the ground. They can be lifted from the soil and brought indoor for the winter. Without water, the plants loose their leaves and go dormant. They can be replanted in the spring after night time temperatures stay above 40 degrees Fahrenheit and brought back into bloom.

11/26/2025

Finished storing my plumerias for the winter! It gets cold up here in the Hill Country near Boerne, TX.

09/10/2024

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09/10/2024

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Corpus Christi, TX

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