Plumeria Cultivars

Thai Sambou a seedling of Penang Peach that was introduced to JL by a collector in Thailand.

A Penang Peach seedling from Thailand with traits matching the original Penang Peach collected in Malaysia.

Compact grower with profuse blooming.

Pale lavender purple with intense yellow center, petals narrow, rounded tips, and moderately overlapping slightly curved inward, very clean, fresh, fruity scent.

Starting in purplish red, gradually turning color from dark red to purple blue With purple blue color, the petals are shiny and reflective.

Excellent bloomer with sweet frangipani fragrance.

A reliable, heavy bloomer with 3-4 inch rainbow flowers in dark pink, red, orange, and yellow with red petal reverse; medium spicy scent and semi-compact growth.

Now known as Shangri La; 3-inch flowers in nice clusters on a medium-short tree with very thick branches and a strong sweet scent.

Not the JJ Taj Majal; possibly Tong Deng.

Three-inch flowers with a purplish-pink edge, orange center, and slight spicy fragrance on a medium-short plant with nice thick branching.

Red and cream with shades of yellow, golden-yellow throat; heavily overlapping, rounded and almost circular in shape.

A Violet Star-style plumeria with perfect growth habit, less compact than other violets, blooming from every tip with consistent three-way branching.

Bright fuchsia flowers with an orange center and darker pink veining on the petals, with slightly pointed tips and a dark pink band on the reverse.

Long yellow petals, slight white edging Flowers are fragrant fruit.

Perfect growth habit It's not as compact as other violets, but it blooms from every tip and breaks into three branches virtually every time.

Apricot Yellow is very bright with pink shading on the edges Thai Aztek Gold Not the same as the well known Aztec Gold.

An obtusa hybrid with regular-sized pink flowers on Singapore White-like dark green obtuse foliage; not to be confused with dwarf Singapore Pink.

The matte finish (not shiny) is distinctive Large clusters that last long into the season.

Pointed yellow flowers with distinct white edges, an excellent bloomer with a sweet frangipani fragrance.

4" white with yellow center, citrus fragrance White blooms, elliptical moderately overlapped rounded petals 4".

Longer-petaled form with a large yellow center and a pale pink band on the side in heat; differs from the Elizabeth Thornton version.

Very large (5-inch plus) white seedling flowers with long petals curling back at the tips, a yellow center, and gardenia scent.

Lei Rainbow variants comparison with Candy Stripe resemblance.

FG seedling White is large and has heavy veining through her petals, she also has a great scent.

Aztec Gold seedling from P. Hut with tulip-shaped blooms.

Star-shaped 3.5-4 inch bright fuchsia flowers with orange throat, long pointed petals, and very strong rosy-jasmine fragrance, borne in big bundles.

unusual mixture of yellow, orange, dark pinkish-brown and pink; orange-yellow color toward the center, orange-red veins and pink splash on one side, large bloom up to 5", heavy texture, wide petals, excellent bloomer, sweet-spicy fragrant.

Historical note: Mayan princes routinely carried plumeria bouquets in public, and royal gardens included plumerias used in decoration, medicine, and ceremonies.

Name referring to a government renaming of 'Darwin Gardens' to George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens in recognition of George Brown's 32 years of service.

From Celso's collection; similar to Pele Noah but with a long, lanky growth habit. Possibly the same as Kaleinani.

Petals: broad oval with pointed tip, strongly overlapping and of good substance.

A 30-year-old seedling with prolific, color-changing blooms and peachy frangipani scent. Super slow-growing and compact with excellent keeping quality.