Plumeria Cultivars

Tiny 2-inch white flowers with yellow center and red bands on reverse. Compact slow grower with deep maroon buds and strong rose fragrance.

Starts brilliant pink and orange with huge gold center, fading to peachy pink at 3-4 inches. Very intense peach and spice fragrance.

Lavender-red 3-4 inch flowers with pronounced striations and mild floral scent. Crazy veining, vivid colors, hard to root.

Beautiful rainbow colors visible in heat. Light soft perfume scent. Old Jungle Jack plant variety.

Mature plant with beautiful colors in hot temperatures and a light, soft perfumed scent.

Large 4 to 5 inch pink flowers from Becky Alexander; now called Becky's Big Pink.

Deep red flowers reaching 4.5-5 inches with color transitioning to deep red.

A Courtade Pink seedling from Mark Terrill saved for its prolific, large white-centered blooms and adequate fragrance.

Spectacular tree with thick, beefy branching.

Sunharbor seedling, sibling to Shorepound Mike from the same pod, with a more open growth habit; named after David Grover.

Large spider white cultivar with waxy floral scent and cold-deciduous foliage.

Pink cultivar with heavy veining and strong grape fragrance. Produces exceptionally large flower clusters but is extremely difficult to root.

Attractive large blooms on a fairly compact-growing tree.

Eye-popping red with large 4 inch flowers held in full inflorescences on upright branching.

Highly fragrant cultivar with creamy white to hot pink coloration, yellow to orange throat, and excellent branching. A recommended choice for fragrance lovers.

Unnamed, unnumbered plumeria found on the Moragne Highway and preserved.

Large clusters of very dark, near-black red dainty flowers with foliage showing red-brown tones; sets seed.

Extremely dark, near-black red 3 to 3.5 inch flowers with a dark red center and strong tropical scent; benefits from afternoon shade in intense sun.

Unscented red variety with 4-inch blooms.

Spicy musk fragrance.

Dark red variety with characteristic spicy musk fragrance.

Three-inch extremely dark red flowers with significant black coloration and a lovely, sweet fragrance.

Dark-flowered variety from Thailand with poor bloom quality—buds drop even on the mother plant.

Rare plum-purple variety with medium 2.5-3 inch flowers and complex color transformation. Extremely difficult to root; grafting recommended. Very slow and reluctant bloomer.

Medium dark red cultivar with spicy perfume and velvety appearance. Not cold tolerant.

Dark red with black veining, becoming darker in heat. Produces brilliant evening scent and huge inflorescences with thick, sturdy stems and blooms.

Ruby-red petals with black eye and black veining. Musty fruity fragrance with excellent keeping quality, especially for a red.

Small red-black flowers with unusual shape. Difficult to root.

Irma Bryan seedling with deepest red, 3-inch heavily veined flowers creating distinctive tiger-stripe effect. Released 2007. Light yet very sweet fragrance. Exceptionally long-lasting blooms with variable color transformation.

Thai Wyes selection that develops a blackish velvet appearance with a yellow eye in heat and humidity; classic frangipani fragrance close to Celadine. Related Black Violet has deep dark lavender 3 inch petals with a red center.