Plumerias are the main plant I grow here in zone 8a SW Arkansas, but I also grow brugmansia, gingers, crinums, bananas, and a few other things.

*While many of my plants are true tropicals (such as plumeria), I shall use the term a little loosely to include some plants that are rated for zone 7b-8 and warmer (such as many brugmansias and crinums.) 

PLUMERIA, BRUGMANSIA, CRINUM, GINGER, BANANA. I have the following plants available: BRUGMANSIAS (cuttings & plants): Golfito, Enchanted Double White, Pink Beauty, Rosa Traum, Suaveolens White, Versicolor Pink, and Sunray; CRINUM 'milk & wine' type. I'm always interested in trading for other tropicals. E-mail me for details.

***Updated 4/21/05: Plumeria; 3/20/05: Plumeria & Other tropicals-page2;  3/8/05: Plumeria; 3/7/05***

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My Favorite Links:
Florida Colors Nursery -the best place to buy plumerias.

Botanic Treasures (Plumeria People)-another great source for plumerias.

Plumeria Pals-the best and most active plumeria listserv/e-group on the internet!

PLUMERIA: Abigail, Ammaron's Curly White, Aztec Gold, Bali Whirl, Bud's Sally (AKA California Sally & Belle Vista),  Chocko Delight (A-11, Mukundun), Cotton Candy, Daisy Wilcox, Doris Yvette, Duke, Francoise, Gladys Kamakakuokalani Brandt, Gloria Schmidt, Grapette, Guillot's Sunset, Grove Farm, Hilo Beauty, Horace Clay (Kona Hybrid #26),  Jeannie Moragne, J.L. Pink Pansy, Katrina, Kimi Moragne, Kimo, Lemon Chiffon, Mele Pa Bowman, Paula's Pink, Penang Peach, Rainbow Starburst, Rimfire, Samoan Fluff, Scott Pratt