Plumeria Cultivars

Deep pink 3-inch bloom with orange center.

Dark velvety red to maroon 3.5 to 4 inch star-shaped flower with pointed petals and a distinctive black vein running through each petal. Spicy fragrance that intensifies after picking.

Probably identical to Kalina or Danny's Mermaid Gem.

Pink variety with grapefruit scent.

May also be the cultivar Eliza.

Perfectly round flower with sun-kissed colors.

Pink medium compact tree with rainbow colors.

Pink medium compact tree; see Aussie Pink et al.

Small flower with excellent sweet fruity fragrance.

Clear yellow with pointed tips and mild scent.

Cultivar whose name translates as 'ten gem' (Dasa = 10, Kumala = Gem).

Possibly a Flamingo Pink seedling with a soft rose and baby powder scent.

Cultivar with a pink grapefruit fragrance.

Huge classic rainbow flowers up to 5 inches with light candy scent.

From the Monte collection; references a tri-colour with strong pink overtones, good perfume, hardy, with year-long bloom in large clusters.

3-4" flowers with a sweet berry fragrance.

Long recurving petals with fantastic coconut and grape scent.

Pink to white cultivar with excellent branching and color intensity in heat.

Large salmon flowers with spicy carnation scent and excellent heavy blooming.

Medium tree with large 3.5-4.5" salmon-orange flowers on unusually long individual stems, a long bloom season and heavy production, with a faint spicy carnation fragrance; #138, honoring plant enthusiast Dean Conklin.

Rainbow with burgundy-to-pink gradient ending white at inner edge, huge red-orange eye with fine scarlet stripes. Fiery red-orange in hot weather. Fast grower.

White flowers with pink/lilac haze and beautiful peach center.

3" soft lilac flowers with peach centers and a sweet fragrance; average growth.

Large, vigorous tree with light pink flowers marked by distinct pink edge striping and yellow centers, and a mild sweet scent; flowers throughout the season.