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Over the winter of 2020-2021, Florida Colors Nursery is embarking on some major changes to our Nursery. We are going all out for our May 1st, 2021 Open House We have put many plumeria on sale to help clear out our sales benches, necessary because we are rearranging everything.We are planning on moving the Main entry to a new location on 238th St.We are adding new tags with photos to each of our plumeria plants sold.Installing a new Point of Sale system to make it easier for you to check out.We …

After trying every fertilizer you can think of and searching for Fertilizers specifically formulated for Plumeria and not finding anything worth using, we decided we had to have a professional company help us develop a custom mixed fertilizer. We knew from years of experience that Plumeria do best when you feed them a balanced fertilizer that provides nutrients as Plumeria need them. We believe that healthier plants will result in better growing habits and more blooms. So to create the best …

Florida Colors Nursery is proud to announce the creation of an integrated Q&A knowledgebase and companion website. answers.floridacolorsplumeria.com Whether you're growing your first Plumeria and have questions about care, or you've been growing Plumeria for years and need help dealing with a persistent pest, ask your question and get the answer. What sets our customer service team apart? Our real, live plumeria experts chat with customers every day, answering plumeria related questi …

Please check out a few of our sister websites:Plumeria.Today    Plumeria.Care    PlumeriaPhotos.com    PlumeriaSeeds.com    PlumeriaCuttings.com    GrowingPlumeria.com coming soon. …

A Plumeria Cutting is the tip of a branch cut from a donor plumeria, usually about 10"-18" long depending on the donor plumeria growing habit. Cuttings do not have roots, but have been allowed to callus (callusing allow the cutting to form a tissue that allows roots to grow) Florida Colors Nursery sells cuttings in the Spring and Summer months. Cutting need time to grow a sufficient root system to last them through their winter dormancy. Cuttings made specifically for grafting are called scio …