Plumeria
Early Spring 2019
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Early Spring 2019
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@novicegardenlover would you know what this is plz , it has a very strong beautiful sent, nice smell,

Hi Kelly. I agree with @cyndi. The branches and leaves look like plumeria. I have a white variety, but mine isn't scented unfortunately. I'll tag you in a photo.

Hello 👋🏼😊 - This looks more like an Edgeworthia (which is very fragrant) - Whilst quite similar in appearance from the stems and bark, I doubt it’s a Frangipani if it’s been growing outdoors in the UK as that is a tropical plant really. Frangipani’s tend to be grown only as houseplants or in conservatories in the U.K. 👍🏼 @cyndi @novicegardenlover @mickelly2007

Im thinking of taking it out of the ground and potting it instead. What do you think @richard.spicer.7906

It aint that much grown.

Thanks @richard.spicer.7906

I think it’s quite slow growing. I know it prefers acidic soil so if you do put it in a pot might be best to use ericaceous soil 😊👍🏼
Mid Spring 2018
2

Help me identify this plant, smells absolutely beautiful when bloomed. Can I take a cutting too

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Welcome to GT Kelly ☺ Is it wisteria?

Thank you @anne8691 . Would I be able to take a cutting from it when it establishes it self. ?

I’m afraid I can’t tell what it is from the picture but the fact it’s highly scented suggests maybe a daphne? It isn’t a wisteria. Isn’t that a label hiding at the bottom?? 🤔😂 PS Welcome to GT 😊

When it was flowering were the flowers yellow? I think it could be #edgeworthia - have a look on the images from the # and see if they match. Look up through the plant encyclopaedia to see if there’s any advice on cuttings...I have one but it’s new so no idea! Hope this helps 🤓

I think Edgeworthia. Not easy to root from cuttings.

Yes @clipperty

What about root jel?