Ryann Chelsey

Medium pink, yellow-orange center, wide oval petals, rounded tips, high overlapping, light texture, 4”, sweet spicy fragrance, keeping quality good, easy to root. Medium pink with yellow-orange center; wide oval petal with rounded tip, highly overlapped; sweet spicy fragrance ; fair texture; 4"; keeping quality good, leaves very large. The flowers are beautiful with some interesting colors. The center has a deep orange glow through beige-lilac petals. These petals are wide and overlapping. Medium growth habit. 3” with a nice fragrance. 3” overlapping soft pink with a yellow orange center. Medium to tall tree. The original tree from Marathon, in the Florida Keys was cut down to make room for townhouses. The "mother" tree no longer exists because of condo construction. Fast growing, thick-branched tree with 4+" blooms with a powerful spicy fragrance. It blooms with huge bouquets for several months on each tip. It is named for my oldest grand-daughter and is registered with the Plumeria Society of America, Inc. Pictured in the "Handbook on Plumeria Culture" page 110. Heavy bloomer. Thick branches and huge leaves. Soft pink with peachy center, 3.5", lightly touch veins, wide and rounded petals, nice texture, strong peach fragrance. Average growth habit. Dark green oblanceolate leaves with acuminate tips. 4" medium pink, with a yellow-orange center. Wide oval petals with rounded tips and highly overlapping and sweet spicy scent. Excellent keeping quality. Excellent bloomer for me. Lovely, lush, fat mid pink fading to almost white blooms with a distinctive orange center. Beautiful soft pink that is unusual. In the heat it darkens up and shows a yellow center. Possible sibling to Supernova. Huge leaves. Hard to root. Tends to be a robust grower so give it some space. Blooms start peach colored before fading to pale pink. Water lover. Beautiful soft pink flower with yellow center, bloom up to 3-3.5 inches in diameter, rounded petals, bloom in large cluster, strong fragrance. Sets seed.