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Welcome to
www.FrangipaniTrees.com.au
FrangipaniTrees.com.au has many pages
of information relating to selecting, ordering,
transporting and taking care of frangipani plants in
Australia. Most nurseries and garden centres have
only a small number of advanced frangipani trees, if
any.
At last count, our
Online Shop
has pictures and prices of more than
one hundred frangipani trees.
Our aim is to save our
customers time and money by making it easy to order
online and get door-to-door delivery to areas including Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne
and Adelaide.
Register Free. No Obligations
Click
on
Registration Form
and
fill out the form.
We'll find out what kind of frangipani and how many
you are looking for.
You can search
our online shop and/or we can recommend
specific frangipanis for you. If you register in
advance, we'll also know your
location and be better able to consider
transportation
options and costs too.
Our
online Frangipani Trees Shop
Click on "Online Shop" or
click on your preferred
frangipani colour (right side list) to see photos
of our available frangipani stock.
After you reach our online shop, there are a number
features to help you search. The most obvious is the
category list on the left side.
There is also a search box in the top left corner
which can search for colours, species or specific
tree numbers.
After reaching a page which has a number of
frangipanis listed, you can click on a column title
to put the frangipanis in order. Click again to put
them in reverse order. Click on a tree number to go
to a detailed description page where you can enlarge
the frangipani image with a click. On the
description page, you might come across some abbreviations and
some jargon so if you need help with
this, see our
Descriptions
page.
Transportation
Before you order, you'll probably like to know how
much transportation will cost and how to get the
best value for your shipping dollar.
See our
Shipping/Delivery
page for details.
After Delivery
Advice
Be sure to make your hole wider than necessary. Fill
in the hole with loose soil so your frangipani will sit as high as
possible. Consider soil sinkage and water runoff.
Cut the bag from one side to the other underneath
the frangipani, then slide the bag (with the tree in
it) into into the hole and turn your frangipani into
position. Now you just need to cut up the sides of
the bag so the bag is now two
pieces of plastic. Slightly raise your frangipani by
holding the lower stem, and have someone pull out
the two pieces of plastic to the side. This method
will disturb the roots as little as possible.
(Click here for more "After delivery"
advice!)
We have tried to answer all questions on our site
but if you can't find the answer to your question
and would just like to speak to one of us,
please contact us by phone or email. See our
About Us
page for our contact information.
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