Plumeria Cultivars

An exceptionally shaped pink flower with good keeping quality.

A cultivar from Kukiat later renamed Fantasia.

A pink flower that changes color or displays multiple colors on a single inflorescence; pastel pink with red veins, sometimes ruffled, with good growth habit and bloom production.

Displays peach veins, ruffled petal edges, and a floral scent.

A pink rainbow cultivar with a massive display of over forty florets per inflorescence, low bearing habit, uniform branching, and excellent texture.

Similar to ACW and SCP.

A cultivar from Thierry A. at Jardin Naturel in Reunion Island.

A rainbow cultivar from Hoang Vu with heavy, dense foliage that tends to conceal its flowers; does not ooze sap when cut.

A large-blooming cultivar that develops deep yellow coloration in summer heat.

A large-blooming fluorescent pink cultivar with yellow center, distinguished by a rose perfume with strong clove notes.

A tall, early-to-late blooming cerise-pink cultivar with strong fragrance and generous flower production, featuring narrow pointed petals with red center and back banding.

A slow-growing semi-compact cultivar with blended burnt orange, peach, and pink flowers featuring white splashes and wide petals, offering spicy tropical fruit scent.

A fast-growing compact cultivar with delicate pink petals, huge yellow center, and unique floral fragrance, featuring shiny dark green foliage.

A Thai cultivar with unusual sandalwood-like fragrance, developing white and yellow star-shaped flowers with pink and red-orange throat from deep pink to maroon buds.

A Thai semi-compact to medium cultivar with large clusters of white flowers with yellow and pink hints, called 'the good white' for prolific blooming and strong perfume.

A short-to-medium plant from Thailand with 4-inch light pink flowers edged dark pink; a vigorous grower, bloomer, and seed-setter.

A 4-inch orange-starburst-centered flower with an orange fragrance on a vigorous, symmetrical tree with thick branches and wavy, compact foliage; a related note mentions Charlie Hebdo, a Penang Peach seedling.

A tall, open-canopy Hawaiian cultivar bearing huge 4 to 5-inch soft pastel pink flowers with a powerful sweet coconut-jasmine, rose, gardenia, and almond fragrance; a nonstop heavy bloomer best on the coast.