A few years ago, a friend moved out of the country and gave me two lovely plumeria plants. I have kept them on my patio for the past few years and they are doing beautifully. For the past two winters I was able to move the pots into my garage and store them there through the winter. But now the plants are too tall and heavy and the span of the branches is too wide for them to be brought into the garage. That is due to the layout of my yard. The only gates and doorways that lead to the garage are too narrow and the plumeria won't fit through. It is possible that I will have to leave them outside through the winter. I grew up in NY and my Italian immigrant grandparents used to wrap their fig trees so that they would survive the NY winter. Is it possible to similarly wrap a plumeria plant? I think they wrapped each branch and then wrapped the entire plant in something like burlap. Have you ever heard of any such method being used for plumeria? Would they then have to be wrapped in plastic as an outer covering? Might there then be some sort of mold or other moisture damage? I know it is time to get the plumeria protected, so I would appreciate any help you can offer. Thank you for any information you can offer. Sincerely, Terri

I forgot to tell you that I live in Houston, TX. Thanks!

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