Plumeria (Frangipani)
For Cee’s FOTD
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
I miss my tree. We had to get it cut as there wasn’t enough space in our little garden for it to grow further.
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I had to do the same with my Afreican Tulip Tree… sad. My plumeria blocks about 1/3 of my view from my desk but worth it as it provides a beautiful view itself.. then sheds all flowers and leaves for most of the year so I can see through it easily.
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I’ve planted a smallish orange tree instead. Hopefully it’ll fare better.
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I just learned something (ow…): I did not know plumeria was frangipani.
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A more exotic name from Hawaii.
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Although on a book from India I heard it called frangipani as well.
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Lovely
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