Plumeria Cultivars

Splash coloring with cupped petals and orange sunburst center flaring from middle. One-of-a-kind scent.

Striking Thai color break with splash patterning, cupped petals, an orange sunburst center flaring from the middle, and a unique scent.

Fast-rooting plumeria (#255) with 3 to 3.5 inch yellow-orange flowers featuring dark veining, a pink outer band, and a moderate sweet fruity scent; possibly Pua Noa, registered by Barbara Randolph in 1987.

3.5-4 inch pink, orange and gold blooms with prominent color tones. Upright grower, reduced size in cooler weather. Needs heat.

Large pink plumeria with orange and gold tones, 3.5 to 4 inches, on a strong upright, medium-tall grower that needs heat for best color; name now also applied to an F2 seedling of P. pudica from Florida Colors Nursery.

Large pink flowers with a gold-streaked center and a strong, sweet fragrance.

Three-inch pink and white flowers with darker pink on one edge, intensifying in warm climates, with good keeping quality and a fruity fragrance; a heavy bloomer.

Prolific bloomer with great scent from Singapore. Sweet frangipani scent, opens fully unlike similar varieties.

Beautiful orange that fades to beige. Very different from Penang Peach. Compact tree with floral fragrance and attractive foliage.

Very large, ball-shaped inflorescences of 3 inch-plus golden flowers edged and hinted with red and orange; easy to root, seed set, sweet fragrance.

White and pink flowers with a brilliant orange center ringed in a rust-colored darker rim and a very strong sweet fragrance; a hybrid found near Bathtub Reef Beach Park, PSL, Florida.

3-3.5 inch superb white heavily overlapped flowers, distinctly ruffled with rolled pastel pink edging and large yellow center. Nice frangipani fragrance.

Heavily veined, thick pink and white blooms covering semi-compact tree. Unusual peppermint scent. Very heavy bloomer and easy to root.

Produces simultaneous 3 to 4 inch yellow-centered and orange-centered flowers with a soft, sweet scent.

Fragrance of freshly picked apples and gardenias.

White flowers with a yellow throat, up to 3.5 inches.

Soft pink with bright pink edges and a large yellow center, 3 to 4 inches, with huge leaves and fuzzy stalks; possibly a seedling of Aztec Gold.

Found on South Highway One, U.S. Route One.

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.

Four-inch deep magenta and red flower with grainy, two-toned petals, curved and fluted form, gold and red center, and a strong sweet floral fragrance; long bloom season and generous flower production.

Thick petals with darker centers and cherry/grape Kool-Aid summer scent. 6-inch blooms with added ruffles similar to Dane.

Nice beefy variety that roots easily. Named after Becky Alexander in California and possibly her granddaughter.

3.5-4 inch red flowers with gold center. Huge bloom heads with very long bloom season. Fresh scent.

Pure white flowers with a small yellow center.

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

Bright pink with round clusters of flowers and nice floral fragrance. 2-3 inches with white textures and intense red splash.

Favorite pink variety that blooms forever with nice bloom head shape and firm petals.

Vibrant and huge bright veiny pink and yellow flowers that are a showstopper. Medium growth with sweet scent.

Very strong sweet fragrance; from Karen Gulotta.

White stripe down middle of petal.

Thai plumeria with 2.5 inch round pink flowers and orange centers; similar to Strawberry Popsicle.