Mary Nicholson
Colors
PurplePinkWhiteYellow
Description
Cultivar possibly originating from Jim Clark, a Fallbrook plumeria grower, and named for his sister. Produces 3 to 4-inch white flowers with pink edges, a yellow center, and thick petals. Long blooming period with profuse flowers on a very compact but average-sized (not mini or dwarf) plant. Described as one of the most prolific bloomers and branchers. Good graft host. Sets seed.
Appearance
3 to 4-inch white flowers with pink edges and a yellow center; thick petals with purple hues along the edges.
Bloom
Prolific bloomer for a very long period.
Fragrance
Strong, pleasant floral.
Growth & Foliage
Very compact (not a mini or dwarf), average height; excellent brancher.
Cultivation Tips
Good graft host.
Provenance
Possibly from Fallbrook plumeria grower Jim Clark; named for his sister.
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Details
Growth Habit
compact
Species
P. rubra
Sets Seed
Yes
Size (in)
3-4
Fragrance Strength
floral
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Size3-4"
Fragrancefloral
Colors4
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