Plumeria Cultivars

Soft pink petals with a red center. Simple, elegant color combination.

A 3 to 4-inch star-shaped flower in white, yellow, pink, and red-orange with a strong, fresh spicy-lemon fragrance; one of the most intensely fragrant varieties, with a burnt-orange throat that deepens with age and heat. Related note references Fireblast’s larger center and an intense rose scent.

Distinct tootsie roll smell or caramel candy scent. Huge leaves and flowers over 5 inches. Limited availability due to parent tree loss in 2011 flooding.

Full, strong, rich dark red petals with dark red throat. Bold monochromatic coloring.

Thai cultivar with 3-inch white and dark pink rims forming tight bunches. Intense, creamy-sweet perfume with medium growth.

Rich red petals with pink underside and gorgeous yellow center. Fragrant with classic plumeria scent.

Named for Vera Walden's 100th birthday with large round petals, blue-rose edging, almost-purple in hot weather, and strong golden eye.

Dark pink to red 3.5 inch flowers with highly overlapping rounded petals; compact grower with excellent branching and matte medium-green elliptic foliage.

Seedling of Maui Beauty, light pink fading to white with yellow center. Compact growth, early bloomer, excellent branching. Sets seed readily.

Four-inch red and orange blend with dark maroon banding on the petal reverse and a strong, pleasant floral fragrance.

A difficult-to-root cultivar with heavily patterned red and white striped flowers that often form pagoda tips. Features fairly lanky growth, long leaves, large flower clusters, and light floral scent.

A large red cultivar with huge inflorescences containing many florets. Medium to large growth habit with dark green leaves.

A golden flower with cool-shaped petals and red highlights on edges and center. Blooms form a nice ball-shaped mass of approximately 4 inches with sweet fragrance.

Red flower roughly 85 mm across with excellent texture and a sweet perfumed fragrance, taken from a massive 25-foot parent tree near the Salvation Army's Red Shield Center in Anaheim.

A brilliant yellow cultivar with dark red center and dark red bands front and back. Narrow petals with pointed tips, 3.25 inches, heavy texture, and very good keeping quality. Long petals hang unusually low.

Compact growing variety producing 2.5-inch pastel peachy-rainbow blooms with refreshingly sweet scent.

Large flowers (2.5-4 inches) in huge clusters with light to moderate pink, yellow center. One of the hardiest and most common Australian plumerias.

East Coast Australian variety with 3-4.5-inch flowers featuring unique petals with hooks, red-orange coloring, and amazing sweet scent.

Brick-red SDPS award-winning cultivar with round, cupped, overlapping petals and a plum-like scent; cooler weather reveals more of the orange center.

FG seedling fruit salad in orange with dark red petal veining in heat and a glorious scent.

Nice star-shaped flower with pink coloring, darker pink on one side, pinkish-red eye at center, dark pink band on back.

Florida cultivar (#449) with raspberry-red buds, large blooms, intense Singapore-like scent, heavy bloom, and suitability for leis; early and late bloomer that sets seed and roots easily.

Compact Moragne hybrid with 4 to 5-inch streaked pink flowers, burnt-orange veining, and a sweet, spicy-carnation scent.

Medium Thai tree producing large bouquets of 3.5 inch rainbow blooms blending red, gold, orange, pink, and light yellow with a strong sweet floral-peach fragrance; a consistent bloomer that can bloom on new tips and sets seed.

Multiple color variants with yellow/red centers blending to light pink or white. 3-4 inches with deep magenta to dark red centers. Heavy texture and excellent keeping quality.

Red 3.5 to 4 inch flowers with a gold center carried on huge bloom heads over a very long season; fresh scent; #337.

Starts brilliant pink and orange with huge gold center, fading to peachy pink at 3-4 inches. Very intense peach and spice fragrance.

Deep red flowers reaching 4.5-5 inches with color transitioning to deep red.

Pink cultivar with heavy veining and strong grape fragrance. Produces exceptionally large flower clusters but is extremely difficult to root.

Eye-popping red with large 4 inch flowers held in full inflorescences on upright branching.

Unnamed, unnumbered plumeria found on the Moragne Highway and preserved.

Three-inch extremely dark red flowers with significant black coloration and a lovely, sweet fragrance.

Medium dark red cultivar with spicy perfume and velvety appearance. Not cold tolerant.

Dark red with black veining, becoming darker in heat. Produces brilliant evening scent and huge inflorescences with thick, sturdy stems and blooms.

Ruby-red petals with black eye and black veining. Musty fruity fragrance with excellent keeping quality, especially for a red.

Small red-black flowers with unusual shape. Difficult to root.

Thai Wyes selection that develops a blackish velvet appearance with a yellow eye in heat and humidity; classic frangipani fragrance close to Celadine. Related Black Violet has deep dark lavender 3 inch petals with a red center.

Red cultivar, possibly a seedling of Scott Pratt or related line.

Intense red with unusual obtusa foliage. Small but fiery blooms with herbal-spicy scent and metallic gold smudges.

Very dark red with spicy perfume, light green foliage, and dark red anthocyanin. Slow growing, late-season bloomer with long-lasting sweet fragrance and glowing appearance.

Hybrid of Darwin Sunset and Blood Red producing flowers with orange center.