Frangipani trees are known for their resilience and ability to bloom even after they have been uprooted, symbolizing resilience and renewal.
This characteristic is a metaphor for life's cyclical nature, reminding us that even in the face of challenges, new beginnings and growth are possible.
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Thanks for the much appreciated comments. It took me forever to get even this photo. It’s in our garden but the wind was quite strong so I tried to hold the branches still while holding a “ten ton Nikon” in my other hand! Very funny.
I was confused for a moment. I mixed it up with frangipane, which is a ground almond based filling for pastries! Following your link, I found a whole new world! Beautiful sounding plant and I like your very tactile image.
Thanks for the much appreciated comments. It took me forever to get even this photo. It’s in our garden but the wind was quite strong so I tried to hold the branches still while holding a “ten ton Nikon” in my other hand! Very funny.
Ian
Thanks yet again for making such lovely comments. I saw these two leaves today and they have grown about 2cm (just less than ½ inch).
I’ve probably had “frangipane” quite a few times without even knowing what it was!!
Thanks Jen.
Thanks very much. I had no idea as I haven’t looked at the blog yet.
Thanks very much. Your comments are much appreciated.
Thanks Vesna.
Thanks Krista.