Plumeria Cultivars

Deep fuchsia with orange-yellow eye and ruffled, curled petals.

See Angus Gold and related cultivars.

Collected by Luc from an Australian garden around 2005; related Dongsuree entry notes crinkly leaves and 1" blooms.

Medium tree (#349) from Pine Island, Florida, with 2-4" wide-overlapping grainy pink flowers and red center; notable for powder/rose fragrance and indeterminate candelabra inflorescences producing up to 100 long-lasting flowers nonstop through fall.

Australian cultivar named after Doolandella, a suburb of Brisbane, Queensland.

Incredible grainy orange with 3-inch+ blooms and very strange light sweet scent.

Compact to medium tree with 2-3" contrasting pink flowers with red-orange center, pink splotches and dark red reverse bands; delightful sweet frangipani fragrance and reliable bloom.

Dense growth with apricot coloring and yellow center with pink highlights.

Medium-sized tree with 3" showy blooms and a spicy fragrance; from Florida Colors Nursery, named for Carol's mother.

Beautiful white flowers with a yellow center.

Creamy pink with brighter pink throughout, yellow center with orange stripe.

Dark glossy obtusa-leaved plant bearing massive, very pretty flowers so heavy the inflorescences droop; faintly sweet scent.

Slow-growing dwarf evergreen rainbow cultivar; prolific bloomer that sets seed; from Dr Criley.

4 to 5-inch dense very round white with large yellow center.

Possibly the cultivar Scott Pratt.

Larger than Fireblast with a much darker, more intense center and a semi-compact growth habit.

3.5-inch highly fragrant flowers with swirling white, yellow, and red.

Dark rich red with small whitish center and strong spicy fragrance.

Unique yellow white 3 to 4-inch twist flowers with red pagoda tips.

Dramatic pink flowers with hot pink petal edges and an orange-pink center.

Seedling of Ammaron's Curly White with large, streaky petals and a strong coconut-cream-pie aroma.

3 to 4-inch yellow white with amazing magenta starburst in hottest conditions.

Nursery seedling of Camelot.

Three-inch red, orange and gold flowers that become increasingly purple with maturity on an upright, fast-growing plant.

Oval, slightly twisted and reflexed petals with moderate overlap and a sweet fragrance of slight to medium intensity.

Near-circular, strongly overlapping petals of cream-yellow with pink hues on a compact, well-branched plant with textured foliage.

Very compact seedling with multi-colored flowers and jasmine scent.

Three-inch pink to reddish-pink flowers with an orange throat opening from blood-red buds, with intense sweet fragrance on a broad-habit plant.

Dark rose-pink flowers with a large bright yellow center that darkens toward purple in heat, carried on a tree with mild spicy-sweet scent.

3 to 3.5-inch strong red with rich pink and brilliant yellow center.

Petals have a pronounced twist and a floral fragrance.

Streaked 3 to 4 inch pink, orange and coral rainbow flowers with thick petals, heavy bloom and a medium peach-cream scent on a compact tree.

Soft pastel rainbow flowers associated with Dusita, named after a founding member of the Plumeria Society of America.