Plumeria Cultivars

A Maverick seedling (#7) from John Tarvin of Southern California.

Clear pink with darker pink toward end, white veins, 3-3.5 inches, dark pink band on back, color stays dark in cool temperatures, nice scent.

Similar to Triple One, huge flowers with crinkled round leaves, super thick grower, heavy bloomer, inflos usually 10+ inches, medium sweet perfume, blooms underneath leaves.

Large 4-inch intense pink blooms with orange centers and white veining on the reverse; mild sweet fragrance and good branching. Named for Ted Chinn, a University of Hawaii horticulture graduate student who helped build the UH plumeria collection.

Large, heavily textured yellow flowers with creamy yellow edges darkening to peach at the center and a sweet fragrance.

Snow white petals dipped in red paint with pointed tips, pagoda shape, compact growth, big fragrant flowers.

: Very distinctive not only for 3-4” pink, but even more so for the wavy, bronze-tinted foliage.

JJ large 4" with incredible striation and a very strong perfume scent Foliage is dense and the flower clusters tend to be large and long-lasting.

Very fragrant gold plumeria from Rey Mena, San Diego; the related Tequila Icecream (Sicily) has a strong peach scent.

Deep rich colors of red, magenta, dark purple and yellow Grenadine red to orange and intense yellow like the famous cocktail.

JJ The striations bring to mind a spray of lightning in a thunderstorm White webbing covering the pink petals creates a very unusual effect.

German word for Devil, pronounced TOY-FELL Satin deep red 4" slight ruffling to the edges and sweet fragrance.

4” White with a medium yellow center cover short-medium tree A nice fruity fragrance.

An Elizabeth Thornton hybrid with very thick, leathery petals in rich red-to-orange rainbow tones with strong red petal reverse; compact 2-3 inch rainbow flowers with a fruity grape scent and excellent keeping quality.

Pastel pink, orange, yellow, and deep rose rainbow flowers 3.5 inches across with a citrus fragrance; a well-balanced, prolific Elizabeth Thornton selection from Courtade Pink.

A 3.5-4 inch pink bloom with a strong yellow throat and bold red bands on both sides; heavy texture, a sweet citrus floral fragrance, compact growth, and prolific blooming.

A heavy-blooming Mardi Gras sibling with thin branches, slow growth, resistance to black tip, and easy rooting.

Cold cream scent White, elliptical highly overlapped rounded petals 2" when closed and 3" when open.

A Japanese Lantern seedling (#443) with excellent color and large flowers; sets seed.

Heavy-petaled Courtade Pink seedling with a strong, complex fragrance of freshly cut ripe peaches and a violet blush along the petal edge.

Tulip-form flower in pale pink, nearly white, with a yellow center, medium pink band on the petal reverse, and dark pink on the buds.

A 3-inch light pink Elizabeth Thornton selection with a small yellow-orange center and a citrus fragrance.

Perhaps the yellow rose of Texas Absolutely one of the best yellows around.

Very bright yellow flowers with pink shading along the edges.

Large 3-4 inch yellow and white flowers with separated petals, strong vanilla-honey fragrance, and compact growth producing dense flower heads.

Probably a rename of Irma Bryan.

Very compact growing plant which produces large clusters of 3″ blooms Brilliant pink with a lively gold center.

Produces the largest individual flowers.