Plumeria Cultivars

Evergreen, semi-dwarf cultivar with huge 5-inch butter yellow flowers touched with pink. Strong perfume and more cold tolerant.

Low-growing bright yellow cultivar from Lampang, Thailand, with large flowers suited to patio plantings.

Unique pentagon-shaped petals that recurve. Nice yellow color turning to gold toward center. Yellow Giant Spider has 5-6 inch flowers.

Large 5-6 inch yellow flower with a strong sliced-peach fragrance.

Deep and bright yellow with coconut scent that turns red-tipped in heat. Compact growth, thick stem variety. Wavy, deep green leaves.

Small 2-inch cream-yellow flower on an evergreen plant.

Outstanding 3 inch yellow with attractive white edge and 50-flower inflorescences. Hardy, strong tree, good seed producer.

Yellow with deep red band on front and back. Moderate petal overlap, mild sweet scent, excellent keeping quality. Heavy flower production.

Bright gold-yellow 3-4 inch flowers in dense clusters with clear petal textures, heavy substance, and a mild sweet fragrance.

Petals resemble rose buds when opening. Overlapped petals with upturned inner edges at rounded tips.

Yellow flower with unusually ruffled edging on petals.

Bright yellow turning to white near tips with light pink band on backside. True shell flower, 3 inches open, strong grower.

See Singapore Spider for details.

Huge yellow flower, a Thai Leela seedling from Dr. Preecha, sourced via Coralcoast.

Great petal shape with tight round inflorescences. Heaviest bloomer and seed setter among yellows, compact growth.

Likely the same as Orange Violet; notable for great petal shape and a tight round inflorescence.

Compact grower that is the heaviest blooming and seed-setting of all yellows, with a strong, sweet lemon fragrance.

Yellow with red pagoda tips, semi-compact to medium growth. 2-inch flowers with solid blooming, long flowing spikes.

Reliable bloomer with unusual coloration that gives the petals a notable sense of depth.

Very strong spicy scent with amazing colors. Blooms last forever with wonderful fragrance. Named after late Yolanda Garland.

Petals curl and twist backwards with strong sweet smell and unusual shape. Possibly naturally hybridized fruit salad type.

Form with upright, erect foliage that frames the sweetly fragrant blooms, with very good keeping quality.

White with pink splash and large yellow center. Pendulous inflorescences.

Smells like popcorn with huge bloom heads. Actually a Himatanthus species, not a Plumeria. Slow grower with knobby wood.

Hot pink blooms with bright yellow center and dark pink veins accented with white edge. Compact to semi-compact growth.

Bright fuchsia-red with orange-yellow center, 3.5-4 inches. Deep pink band on back. Easy to bloom, spicy fragrance.

Newest lavender plumeria in large clusters getting bluish tint in heat. Nice scent, semi-compact growth.

Highly compact tree with vivid 3-inch pink flowers with purplish pink heart and pointed, wavy-edge petals. Heat intensifies color.

2-3 inch pink, yellow, and white tricolor flower with a strong sweet scent on a tall grower.

Pink Pansy seedling from Blooming Plumeria, Hawaii, with grainy 2.5-3.5 inch blooms in pink, orange, yellow, and occasional white; sweet-citrus fragrance.

Soft delicate pink with strong fragrance. Named after our eldest daughter.

Intensely pink 4-5 inch blooms with earthy butter scent. Heat turns petal edges deep purple to vivid royal blue.

Thick 3.5-4 inch bloom with a unique jagged petal edge and a sweet candy scent.

Good scent and big flower under right conditions with colors and scent increasing in heat.