Plumeria Cultivars

A cultivar with strong cinnamon scent and average keeping quality.

An unusual blooming cultivar on a smallish tree where all blooms displayed consistent striping.

A cultivar with buds resembling yellow and red swirled candy canes and a pleasing, very strong sweet cinnamon candy fragrance.

Slow-growing, tall tree with poor branching after blooming; sets seed sparingly.

A cultivar from Blackwall with great scent and vibrant coloration.

A cultivar from Jeff Ross with thick petal texture, peach scent, and hooked-tipped thick leaves with red edges from unknown Thai seed.

A cultivar from Roland and Lee.

A medium-to-tall-growing seedling of Kimi Moragne with 3 to 4-inch pink flowers streaked with white and a mild sweet jasmine or spicy scent; color and striping are natural and virus-free.

A Thai seedling of Clare Corre with larger 5-inch flowers, narrower wavy petals with vivid veining, large clusters, and a sweet fragrance; color darkens with heat. Entry also references Clare de Lune and Clark’s Wave.

An upright open-branching landscaping variety with moderate to light pink flowers and small brilliant yellow center.

A cultivar very similar to Aussie Pink with pendant flower stalk and lovely, strong tropical vanilla ylang-ylang mango essence fragrance.

A Thai variety with 3-4 inch yellow, pink, and red flowers displaying heavy veining.

A medium compact tree with spectacular 3-inch cerise flowers, enriched by a cherry-berry color zing and a sweet, lingering fragrance.

Large 4.5-inch pure white flowers with a bright yellow center, creamy in appearance and mildly spicy, clove-like in scent.

A cultivar from Coralcoast with a scent reminiscent of English meadows.

A cultivar with unique hooded cobra-like leaves, soft white and yellow flowers with thin pink edge, reflexed petals, and above-average keeping quality.

A cultivar with 3-3.5 inch pink blooms featuring plenty of veins, center stripe, and fruity sweet scent on semi-compact heavy wood.

Cultivar noted for an intensely coconut fragrance.

Very low, bush-type plumeria with small deep pink flowers and obtusa-type leaves.

A JJ cultivar with large soft-pink 3-4 inch flowers lightly speckled salmon fading to shaded white, strong Easter Lily-like fragrance, and seed fertility.

An Australian discovery featuring orange and pink coloration, fruity and spicy fragrance, long-lasting large blooms, and fruity-spicy to sweet floral coconut scent.

Medium-height Thai tree with 3-4" pink and yellow flowers, good bloomer, with a spicy scent.

Cultivar resembling Morange #23.

Cultivar with a gardenia and sun tan lotion fragrance.

Discovered near Merida by a salt marsh by Luc Vannoorbeeck; holds its leaves through winter in South Florida.

An Australian cultivar ranging from pale to dark pink with temperature, featuring prolific color splashing in heat, pale yellow to orange throat, large flowers, and faint fragrance.

A white cultivar distinguished from Celadine by lacking a double leaf margin.

growth habit, constantly covered with crystals from dried sap. Drought tolerant, easiest to flower and grow

A compact dwarf plumeria with small brilliant peach-colored flowers, exceptional fragrance, and easy rooting characteristics.

Very compact plumeria that sets seed.

A pale peach-pink cultivar with a pink eye, jasmine fragrance, and tall growth habit.

A stunning watermelon-colored cultivar with intense pink and yellow coloration, 3-inch flowers, and excellent keeping quality.