Plumeria (aka, Frangipani, Flor de mayo) currently bringing their fragrance to the Casita Colibrí terrace…
As the saying goes, April showers bring May flowers — even if it’s still April!
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Love the scent of plumeria! You have some real beauties on your terrace.
The scent is divine! Btw, all three were started from a single nude stalk. Love the surprises Mother Nature has in store.
I met two of the nicest, most helpful young men today, in Rome. They were from Mexico, (we got chatting and I forgot to ask them where, in Mexico). They helped me with my phone internet, and said I could put them on my blog. here’s the link, with a photo of these gentlemen. https://ytaba36.wordpress.com/2018/04/10/dear-barb-3/
Your two young Mexicanos are SO typical of the people here. 🙂