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While taking a break yesterday I noticed quite a few seedlings coming up in the mulch under 2 large plumarias where I work. I lifted 7 of the largest (3" high) and brought them home and potted in 4" pots. Checked when I got home today and they look fine. No wilt. The parent plants are white with yellow centers. within 25 feet there are 2 pastel rainbows and all colors in the neighborhood. It's an upscale beach community and plumerias are in every landscape. The lawn maintenance guy's come on friday's and I know they'll be spraying round-up soon. There's probably 2 dozen or more still there and I hate to see them get sprayed. I'm very new to plumaria and not sure if it's worthwhile to save what I can, and if so am I doing it right and if I'm successful is anybody interested in adopting some of them. I certainly don't have space for that many.
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