no but when you find out about it let me know. Please. Plumeria is one of my top selling scents and it would be quiet a coup to say I have a Plumeria tree blooming in my yard and I can say that this scent matches exactly.
If your temperature dips below 40 degrees, you can grow them as a small container tree, otherwise you will have to uproot them for the colder periods. There are many beautiful varieties in a range from white to dark red. In their natural habitat, they can grow about 30 feet tall and wide. With the root restriction of a heavy container, growth is stunted. Just be sure to have a hand truck and a couple of strong guys to help you move it to shelter. If attempting to grow it inside, make sure the supporting structure can hold it.
The web site Pulmeria 101 has some good pics of the different varieties. I was certified in Landscape Design many years ago, but never practiced.
How about Parrotia persica? I tried one here that didn't make it, but I was pushing things (zone 4 here, just too harsh). The description sounds wonderful, especially the fall color. How about a witch hazel? They come in yellow or red. I saw a very beautiful one in Delaware, so I bet they could do TN.
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Do you know if these trees will grow in TN by any chance??
The web site Pulmeria 101 has some good pics of the different varieties. I was certified in Landscape Design many years ago, but never practiced.