Plumeria Cultivars

A 3.5-4" multi-color predominantly red with white cultivar, possibly a Marion B seedling, on an average to tall grower.

A slow-growing, very branchy miniature cultivar with delicate 2-3" highly changeable flowers, faithful blooming, and long-lasting thick blooms.

A tall Thai seedling with dark rose edges becoming lighter toward the center and golden eye, featuring strong fruity fragrance.

A cultivar featuring a beautiful open-petaled flower.

A robust, semi-compact tree with dark red 2" flowers and floral scent, known for reliable blooming and easy rooting.

A stunning pink plumeria with pointed tips and strong dark veins, good texture, floral fragrance, and semi-compact growth.

A 2.5 to 3-inch medium pink flower from Barbados with a yellow-orange center, waxy coconut fragrance, and good keeping quality on a medium-to-tall tree.

A 4-inch flower named after Courtney Young’s grandfather.

A reliable 2.5-3" pink and white cultivar with brilliant yellow center, excellent branching, and sweet corn fragrance, ideal for container and landscape use.

A low-growing semi-dwarf variety with small light pink flower clusters, compact growth, and container suitability.

A cultivar with notable fragrance and prolonged blooming.

A 3-inch glowing red flower with prominent black veination, rounded petals, and a sweet fragrance.

Cup-shaped flowers with a strong carnation scent; leggy grower.

A seedling of Marion B.

A cultivar with an unbelievably strong carnation fragrance and cup-shaped flowers on a leggy growth form.

A cultivar with splashed rainbow appearance, great growth habit, nice blooming, and potential for ruffled petals with pastel pink and red veining.

A cultivar featuring very large colorful flowers.

A Thai seedling producing 3.5 to 4-inch red, bright pink, and light pink flowers with a soft yellow center and spicy vanilla fragrance; medium, densely-growing tree with large flower clusters.

Grainy pink flowers with exceptionally thick petals and a lemon, slightly spicy or cinnamon fragrance; slow-growing, heavy-wooded plant with thick branches; petal color shifts from yellow to coral to deep pink with temperature.

A 3-inch white flower with strong pink edges, a pink blush across the petals, and a sweet rose fragrance; a heavy-blooming medium grower.

A 3-inch well-overlapped white flower with a light pink band on the reverse and intense frangipani fragrance on a compact, container-friendly tree.

A 3 to 4-inch white flower with a strong pink edge, gold-and-pink center with pink rays, and a strong frangipani or marzipan fragrance; narrow-leaved, medium-short, low-branching tree.

A bold Thai Leela seedling with big tree and bold blooms, thick weighty branches, and faint fruity scent.

A P. Hut seedling of Singapore White.

A fantastic 2.5" red star with small yellow center, magenta coloring, mild fragrance, and doesn't seem to have common red problems.

A 1.5 to 2-inch pink flower with yellow eye, pink veining, and mild scent; slow-growing with mid-green leaves and solid branches. Related note references Cat Crap, an aptly-named scented white San Diego cultivar.

A striking pink-white cultivar from a research collection where blooms tend to open simultaneously for a very bright effect.

Pink and white flowers in heavy, multi-flower clusters from spring to autumn.

A nice white-pink cultivar with more intense pink along one rim and yellow center, featuring 3-4" heavily overlapping petals.

A 4" cultivar with brilliant white flowers and a lovely orange splash, medium growth, and strong sweet fragrance.

A 3-inch white flower with deep red edges, dark yellow center, and red bands on the petal reverse; strong frangipani fragrance on a medium-growing tree.

A 3.5 to 4-inch off-white flower with pale peach petal edges, vibrant yellow center, and red eye; carries a strong sweet-fruity, herbal-essence fragrance. A Veracruz Rose seedling sometimes mistagged as Edi Moragne.