McLeod's Daughter #433

Coral Coast. Singapore seedling 2004. It is a pink evergreen tree, lots of perfumed pink blooms, the result of a pigmented rubra crossing into a local Singapore Evergreen. It flowers over a long period, and is getting better as it gets older. The trunk is knobby. The foliage size varies greatly, with some leaves regular size, while others on the same branch remain small, as they would on a dwarf plant. Dark pink edge, blending into a cream colour, with a good orange centre. The perfume is truly excellent, the same as Singapore. Inflorescences are large, with heaps of small blooms, especially early in the season. Flowers keep their shape well, but fade fairly quickly. Leaves are hard, shiny and leathery, with very deep ribbing on the underside. MDK for My Dear King. Thailand. Heavily streaked.