Plumeria x. --Pink Yellow Plumeria-- Mother-in-Law's Tongue plant in a sheltered area

plant in a sheltered area (against a south-facing wall or corner) for winter survival

Biennial native to Japan

very little if at all in winter)

not to mention mycorrhizae soil microbes to help increase root efficiency and encourage nutrient uptake

makes tall stalks of pale yellow

Plumeria x. --Pink Yellow Plumeria-- Mother-in-Law's Tongue plant in a sheltered areaAh, plumeria, the ambrosia of these scented flowers has universal appeal. Sometimes called Frangipani. Flowers are pink with yellow center and produce their strongest aromas at night to attract sphinx moths (though they produce no nectar and only trick the moths into pollination).