Plumeria Cultivars

Florida Colors Nursery seedling of Camelot.

A distinctive cultivar with extremely silvery bark and large dusty purple blooms with burnt orange center and buttery scent.

Large yellow flowers with a lemon scent; poor bloomer.

A temperature-sensitive cultivar with dramatic color changes, featuring deep pink in warm weather and pastel versions in cool weather.

A complex rainbow cultivar with yellow, pink, and red coloration, fruity-spicy fragrance, and challenging cultivation requirements.

Upright, heavy-blooming tree with 2.5-4" pink flowers showing varied patterning, including grainy pink with yellow throats and orange centers, and a distinctive cherry or grape Kool-Aid fragrance.

3-3.5" orange blooms with a center transitioning yellow to white to hot pink, oval twisting petals, and a light sweet scent.

A striking 5-inch hot pink and yellow cultivar with copper foliage, intense fragrance, and unusual petal curling.

An Australian cultivar with heavy-textured petals, passion fruit fragrance, and color that ranges from yellow-red to orange-burgundy.

A breeding line from Paula Vivien Pugh Schipp in Western Australia that encompasses 35 registered Coral Coast cultivars.

Collection of 35 seedling cultivars bred by Paula Vivien Pugh Schipp in Carnarvon, WA, registered with the 'Coral Coast' prefix.

A showy cultivar with pink-white flowers, orange-red eye, and conspicuous red veining in large dense clusters.

3.5-4" flowers with a light scent; seedling of Charlotte Ebert from P. Hut.

An Australian cultivar with streaky blooms that is tall-growing but a good performer.

A cultivar with heart-shaped petals, also known by alternative names including Pink Australis and Fairy Wings.

A cultivar assumed to be a JL seedling, featuring nice color and amazing scent.

Attractive pink with a remarkable scent; presumed JL seedling planted alongside Corona Surprise.

A vigorous, generous bloomer with intoxicating sweet-spice fragrance, cold tolerance, and challenging rooting characteristics.

A small-wooded, reliable bloomer with bright pinkish-red 2 to 3-inch flowers in good-sized clusters and mild floral scent.

A striking cultivar with brilliant reddish-fuchsia color, orange blending, and long twisted petals in 4-inch flowers.

A medium-growing cultivar with huge 5-inch or larger yellow-white blooms with excellent pink edges and strong floral fragrance.

A slow-growing cultivar with spectacular 3.5-inch yellow blooms that develop striking red veins and pink highlights in warm temperatures, featuring spicy-sweet fragrance.

Tri-color tree with very large yellow, white and pink flowers, a strong grape syrup or cotton candy fragrance, and heavy bloom and seed production.

An Australian cultivar possibly identical to or very similar to Hawaiian Cotton Candy.

A seedling with large pure white flowers, yellow centers, wide petals with light curl, and sweet tuberose-like fragrance.

California cultivar with yellow curly thick petals striped dark red, a tuberose scent, and heavy bloom on fast-growing thick branches.

Cultivar from Karen G. with color ranging from very red to deep orange.

4.5" white-to-gold flowers with yellow centers, wide highly overlapping obovate petals, heavy texture, and a spicy fragrance; #221.

A spectacular cultivar with nice warm yellow color, large 4 to 4.5-inch rounded petals, and strong citrus scent.

Large 4-5.5" light pink flowers with bluish tinge, gold center, and wide rounded obovate petals; lavender/medium fragrance; seedling of unknown parentage named for Edward Courtade.

Fragrant hybrid of Courtade Pink.

A cultivar with strong pink petals and a golden center.