Plumeria Cultivars

A dwarf Watermelon seedling with lavender blooms, purple buds, and a strong orange throat, possessing a pretty perfume.

A cultivar from Richard Toba of Hawaii, named in memory of the late granddaughter of Ralph and Marge Oto.

A prolific bloomer from India with a bright pink star form, red-orange center, and very strong spicy floral scent that reacts dramatically to temperature.

A striking 4" flower with very saturated red, almost purple iridescent hues and soft floral scent on a semi-compact to medium tree.

A 3-4" pink rainbow cultivar from a Guillot's Sunset seedling, featuring fruity fragrance.

Yellow flowers with grainy orange and upturned petal edges.

A cultivar from Herzogs, also known as Ruffles or Pink Ruffles.

A prolific cultivar producing 3-6.5" large pink flowers with golden yellow centers in extensive clusters, with strong mellow spicy fragrance and excellent keeping quality.

A 4" pink and yellow rainbow cultivar with jasmine fragrance, heavy blooming, and good keeping quality.

A 2012 release with very large (about 100mm) flowers in strong, clean colors and excellent fragrance.

A medium to dark red cultivar with orange center, long petals, and nice fragrance.

A dazzling hot pink and yellow cultivar with speckles on a semi-compact tree, resembling Marco Polo with similar floral fragrance.

A changeable, very compact cultivar with strong scent and medium thick red-pink petals, possibly a Penang Peach seedling.

An orange-to-scarlet cultivar with 'flames' emerging from the throat, seedling of Kauka Wilder, featuring excellent perfume.

White petals edged with a hot pink rim and a yellow-orange center; sweetly fragrant.

Hot pink flowers with good keeping quality that are beautiful on the tree.

A soft creamy yellow cultivar with 3-3.5" flowers, slightly sweet fragrance, very strong blooming habit, and buttery smell.

A yellow cultivar with distinctive character and sweet spicy fragrance.

A complex reddish cultivar that fades after a day or two creating a two-tone cluster effect, with mild spicy fragrance reminiscent of the perfume Samsara.

A 3 to 4-inch bright rose-to-hot pink flower from Mexico with good keeping quality, a sweet fragrance, and large bloom heads once mature.

A prolific 3-3.5" pink and yellow cultivar with nice cinnamon fragrance on a tall, spreading tree, originally from Mexico.

Tall-growing cultivar with candy-striped flowers and a strong eau-de-cologne-type fragrance; grown from an Andaman seed from Thailand.

A dwarf or miniature plumeria from Kukiat with candy-cane shell-form flowers that open late in the season; very fragrant.

A leggy cultivar with round pom-pom shaped inflorescences and large, beautifully shaped petals with variable color.

A star-shaped pink flower with round, pointed petals and a small orange-gold center, borne on an upright, open-branching plant; sweetly fragrant and suited to landscape use.

A striking 2.5-3" multicolor cultivar with white, red, and yellowish-orange stripes, vigorous growth, and reliable blooming, though often lacking fragrance.

A heavily blooming 3" pink cultivar with lovely citrus-sweet-floral scent, thick and velvety petals, early blooming, and good keeping quality.