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What are the considerations for plumeria in cooler USDA zones?

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What are the considerations for plumeria in cooler USDA zones?

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Plumeria in cooler USDA zones requires winter protection and cold-hardy varieties. Provide shelter from cold winds and consider indoor care during freezing temperatures.

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