The plumeria tree finally bloomed this week and transformed itself from a bare sculpture to a fully leafed-out and flowered bouquet.
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The plumeria tree finally bloomed this week and transformed itself from a bare sculpture to a fully leafed-out and flowered bouquet.
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Mine are blooming too.
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Ooh — what a beautiful color! And I’ll bet it smells good too!
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Mine are just budding out, it has been a very dry year so far.
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Beautiful colour and picture. Do they have an aroma?
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Not this tree, thank goodness, but most have a heavy sickening (to me) scent.
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What a colorful flower. I love it!
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This is my favorite color of plumeria and the only one I’ve ever experienced that seems to have no odor. Great for me as I’m allergic to perfumes and floral smells.
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Me too. I’d love to have bouquets but alas…
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Lilies are the worst re/ aroma but many flowers don’t have a strong enough one to notice. I have so many flowers outside that I rarely have them outside unless as a gift.
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Your place looks so bright and cheerful! I love it!
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I love it, too, Marsha.
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🤗🤗🤗
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Me, too. The tree is on the other side of the pool right in front of the sliding glass door my desk sits in front of. I look out on it all day long…or at lease as long as I’m working…and when I’m swimming or in the hammock as well, so that pretty much accounts for all my non-sleeping hours at home.
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Sounds lovely! I really miss our pool and CA yard.
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Quite lovely. Thank you for sharing.
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Gorgeous color against the blue sky!
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Beautiful photo!
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