Plumeria Cultivars

Thus began one of the most colorful political careers in the political history of the territory.

In a slight reflection on his youth, George said: "my father produced his rum, and rum cost less than milk, and my food for breakfast, old cookies, was dipped in rum rather than milk.

2.5-inch creamy light-brown with pink hues and orange center. Heavily overlapping, almost-circular petals. Sets seed.

A cultivar with light brown-tan blooms, a seedling from Marmalade.

Lavender-red 3-4 inch flowers with pronounced striations and mild floral scent. Crazy veining, vivid colors, hard to root.

Large clusters of very dark, near-black red dainty flowers with foliage showing red-brown tones; sets seed.

Large, heavily veined salmon cultivar. Not the same as C Stars version. Broomstick Rainbow with neon rainbow glow and slight scent.

Referred to as Poni or Brown Madame Poni, originating from Bali.

Variety experiencing bud drying and premature dropping in arid climates. Requires heat to bloom properly. Sets seed.

A very orange cultivar with spicy carnation fragrance that reliably blooms with color changes based on temperature.

An unusual light brown cultivar with yellow center and tight blooms, featuring very thick petals, sweet spicy fragrance, and 3-3.5 inch blooms.

5 m with flowers that are of unique coloration. A true semi dwarf tree to 1.

Red-brown flowers; the related Eulas is a white-with-orange-center 3 inch flower with a nice fragrance on an average-growing tree.

To standardize names at an International level, the FSA proposed that Musk Rainbow now be referred to as George Brown.

#154 3 1/2 to 4" strongly textured, rounded, soft yellow grainy orange with heavy veining. A knockout in white, pink red and yellow petals

A brilliant yellow 4 inch flower with pale yellow margins, little fading, and a faint lemon scent; moderate keeping quality. Original plant and progeny succumbed to plumeria stem borer.

Highly fragrant, tightly packed velvety red flowers on thick stems. Mid-green leaves with red veins and distinctly pointy shape. Possibly Scott Pratt or a seedling of it.

Red, Gold blooms. sweetly scented.

Thai plumeria meaning 'ruby fragments,' distinguished by pointed, veined petals and brown/reddish edges with a brownish leaf-stem stain.

Thai cultivar meaning 'brown color tinged'; white with red center; compact prolific bloomer needing heat.

4 to 5-inch medium pink flowers with orange center and light veining, slightly upturned inner edges, and medium sweet fragrance; honors the founder of Foster Botanical Gardens.

Abundant production of long-lasting flowers. One of the best pinks

A scentless Plumeria species from the Caracas region of Venezuela, with spoon-shaped foliage and upright bunches of white, yellow-centered flowers on long stalks above the foliage.

Large 3-inch white flower from Southern California with thick petals and a powerful floral-sachet scent; vigorous in cold climates.

Heavy bloomer with orange-red coloration and excellent keeping quality. Compact, low spreading growth makes it ideal for lei making.

Unusual pale brown-creamy color with central eye and round slightly overlapped petals. Nice sweet fragrance.

2.0" red blooms sweet fragrance.

Probable rename or seedling of George Brown with smaller flowers in larger clusters; more yellow, larger, and holds color longer than George Brown.

: Very distinctive not only for 3-4” pink, but even more so for the wavy, bronze-tinted foliage.

Name referring to a government renaming of 'Darwin Gardens' to George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens in recognition of George Brown's 32 years of service.