Plumeria Cultivars

A highly fragrant 3-3.5" yellow cultivar with broad white margin, pointed tips, strong lemon fragrance, and excellent keeping quality.

Prolific pink-veined bloomer with yellow-peachy center and strong perfume.

Well-known cleanly marked pink and white cultivar, 2.5-3 inches with orange-yellow throat and sweet scent. Excellent keeping quality.

Tall, fast-growing tree with 3-4" orange and pink blooms, colors shifting from pale pink and lemon early season to red and banana yellow in heat, with a fruity, spicy, coconut-floral fragrance.

Pink petals with an eye-catching yellow center. Distinctive for its bright, warm color contrast.

Large red petals with a brilliant orange throat. Bold color gradient from petal tip to center.

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

Pink and white striped petals with a golden yellow center. Distinctive striped pattern with warm center.

Soft creamy colors highlighted with pinks and yellows. Delicate, warm color blending.

Compact ivory-white plumeria with yellow center and light pink petal edges. Excellent fragrance and dense growth.

Pink semi-dwarf with prolific shell-form flowers blooming spring to autumn. Excellent for containers.

Semi-dwarf pink variety with masses of shell flowers blooming spring to autumn. Slow grower.

Exceptional in color, pattern, petal shape, and texture. Distinguished for superior overall characteristics.

Perfectly circular blooms with wide, spirally-layered petals and sweet fragrance. 3-4 inches with dense clusters.

A cultivar with 3-inch intense red blooms, contrasting gold-orange center, and extremely fuzzy velvet-like inflorescence stems.

Creamy white seedling with yellow center and orange eye, fading from pink buds. 4-5 inches with spicy fragrance.

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red flowers fragrant.

Evalani cultivar acquired by Bud Guillot in 1999 from Eva Caley; sets seed.

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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.

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Heavy brancher. Average grower 4" with a very good Plumeria 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.

Light pink with darker pink flecks and yellow-orange center. Strong peach fragrance.

Large 4-inch bloom with soft yellow center fading to pure white with intense pink-purple edges. Strongly textured, round form.

Distinctive mushroom and sweet fragrance. Sets seed readily.

Petals are cupped, round, highly overlapped, and covered with fine dark pink lines.

3-inch wine-red with orange-red throat and dark veining, fading to light red with age. Heavily overlapping petals with medium sweet fragrance.

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