Anyone know when it is best to prune Frangipanis? I'm on the east
Coast of Australia.

"Charlie Wong" wrote in message
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Anyone know when it is best to prune Frangipanis? I'm on the east
Coast of Australia.
Charlie,
I'm pretty sure that if you need to prune, I know you don't HAVE
to, it would be in the winter.
Robby

Charlie, read the information at this website:
http://www.geocities.com/gratim98/aplumeria.htm
I am sure you will learn something.
Jock
"Charlie Wong" wrote in message
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| Anyone know when it is best to prune Frangipanis? I'm on the east
| Coast of Australia.

On Thu, 05 Feb 2004 10:21:49 GMT, "Jock"
wrote:

Charlie, read the information at this website:
http://www.geocities.com/gratim98/aplumeria.htm
I am sure you will learn something.

Thanks all. I want to prune as they're talking up a lot of space on my
balcony.

"Jock" wrote in message
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Charlie, read the information at this website:
Jock, grear ref site.
http://www.geocities.com/gratim98/aplumeria.htm
I am sure you will learn something.
Jock
"Charlie Wong" wrote in message
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| Anyone know when it is best to prune Frangipanis? I'm on the east
| Coast of Australia.

While we're on the topic of Frangipanis, What kind of conditions might cause
one not to flower? I planted a red flowering one last year towards the end
of winter & while it's got plenty of healthy looking leaves, there are no
flowers.

"Charlie Wong" wrote in message
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Anyone know when it is best to prune Frangipanis? I'm on the east
Coast of Australia.

Wanda Too wrote:

While we're on the topic of Frangipanis, What kind of conditions might cause
one not to flower? I planted a red flowering one last year towards the end
of winter & while it's got plenty of healthy looking leaves, there are no
flowers.


I'm not absolutely sure, but I've got a pink-flowering one that's in the shade
of a Brush Box. I reckon it's not getting enough sunlight hours per day to
flower. My neighbour has two beauties, not five metres away from this tree and
they flower prolifically - they're in full sun!

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Trish {|:-}
Newcastle, NSW, Australia

It could be lack of sun I suppose. Mine is in full sun from about 12-2pm
onwards. The tree is in sandy, well draining soil that isn't all that rich
in nutrients, however it does regularly get a dose of fish emulsion &
seasol. I also spread soil improver on the garden bed perhaps a couple of
months ago.

"Trish Brown" wrote in message
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Wanda Too wrote:

While we're on the topic of Frangipanis, What kind of conditions might
cause
one not to flower? I planted a red flowering one last year towards the
end
of winter & while it's got plenty of healthy looking leaves, there are
no
flowers.


I'm not absolutely sure, but I've got a pink-flowering one that's in the
shade
of a Brush Box. I reckon it's not getting enough sunlight hours per day to
flower. My neighbour has two beauties, not five metres away from this tree
and
they flower prolifically - they're in full sun!

--
Trish {|:-}
Newcastle, NSW, Australia

"Wanda Too" wrote in message
...
While we're on the topic of Frangipanis, What kind of conditions might
cause
one not to flower? I planted a red flowering one last year towards the end
of winter & while it's got plenty of healthy looking leaves, there are no
flowers.

"Charlie Wong" wrote in message
...
Anyone know when it is best to prune Frangipanis? I'm on the east
Coast of Australia.

Could be lack of sunlight, needs at least six hours a day. Do not over
fertilise with Nitrogen based fertilisers, when flowering starts & just
prior use poassium based fertiliser
Robby

"Wanda Too" wrote in message
...
While we're on the topic of Frangipanis, What kind of conditions might
cause
one not to flower? I planted a red flowering one last year towards the end
of winter & while it's got plenty of healthy looking leaves, there are no
flowers.

"Charlie Wong" wrote in message
...
Anyone know when it is best to prune Frangipanis? I'm on the east
Coast of Australia.

Could be lack of sunlight, needs at least six hours a day. Do not over
fertilise with Nitrogen based fertilisers, when flowering starts & just
prior use poassium based fertiliser
Robby

"Wanda Too" writes:
While we're on the topic of Frangipanis, What kind of conditions might cause
one not to flower? I planted a red flowering one last year towards the end
of winter & while it's got plenty of healthy looking leaves, there are no
flowers.

If you break a stick off a tree and plant it, you won't get flowers for
at least 2 years, more likely 3, or sometimes 4, in my experience. YMMV.
--
John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)

"Wanda Too" writes:
While we're on the topic of Frangipanis, What kind of conditions might cause
one not to flower? I planted a red flowering one last year towards the end
of winter & while it's got plenty of healthy looking leaves, there are no
flowers.

If you break a stick off a tree and plant it, you won't get flowers for
at least 2 years, more likely 3, or sometimes 4, in my experience. YMMV.
--
John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)

"Wanda Too" writes:
While we're on the topic of Frangipanis, What kind of conditions might cause
one not to flower? I planted a red flowering one last year towards the end
of winter & while it's got plenty of healthy looking leaves, there are no
flowers.

If you break a stick off a tree and plant it, you won't get flowers for
at least 2 years, more likely 3, or sometimes 4, in my experience. YMMV.
--
John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)

"Wanda Too" writes:
While we're on the topic of Frangipanis, What kind of conditions might cause
one not to flower? I planted a red flowering one last year towards the end
of winter & while it's got plenty of healthy looking leaves, there are no
flowers.

If you break a stick off a tree and plant it, you won't get flowers for
at least 2 years, more likely 3, or sometimes 4, in my experience. YMMV.
--
John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)