Plumeria Cultivars

Deep pink to red with white petals, pink edges, red crown veining yellow starburst center. Registered by Tom Yamada. Honeysuckle-carnation fragrance.

Orange and yellow flowers with a notably sweet fragrance.

Plumeria designated #425 from Antonio Butera.

White petals edged in pink with a red-veined crown over a yellow starburst center, 3.5 to 4 inches, carrying a sweet honeysuckle and carnation fragrance.

Fascinating pink 4-inch blossoms with white insert, medium growth. Nice scent. Develops white teardrop in warmer conditions.

Orange flowers with gold and red tones borne in large clusters, 3 inches across, with a strongly sweet, fruity, floral scent.

Sweet frangipani fragrance with hints of cinnamon and coconut.

Solid deep pink 3.5 inch flowers with an orange-gold center and a sweet frangipani fragrance with hints of cinnamon and coconut.

Dark pink to red 3.5 inch flowers with highly overlapping rounded petals; compact grower with excellent branching and matte medium-green elliptic foliage.

Seedling of Maui Beauty, light pink fading to white with yellow center. Compact growth, early bloomer, excellent branching. Sets seed readily.

Florida Colors Nursery seedling of Maui Beauty producing massive soccer-ball-sized inflorescences of soft pink and white flowers with rounded, deeply overlapping petals and a sweet fragrance on a compact tree.

Thai cultivar with name meaning 'angel' or 'fairy' in Thai (pa is silent).

Similar to Nonburi Lady. 3-3.5 inches with nice red on white and heavy red veining. Narrow petals with mild spice scent.

Light pink with yellow center and veins. Introduced from Yucatan by 'Flamingo' Jack Turner in 2002.

Notable for largest individual flowers and ease of flowering and growth.

Can reach 5 inches with tightly cupped, strongly striated flowers. Excellent bloomer on semi-compact tree. Color varies with temperature, medium spicy scent.

Brilliant pink with large flowers. Poor bloomer.

Old Sicilian variety named after a Palermo district. Extra-large elegant flowers with strong unique water-lily scent.

Tall-growing, thick-wooded yellow plumeria with incredible basketball-sized flower clusters. Cupped petals, turns salmon in heat. Strong, very sweet spicy fragrance.

Five-inch white flowers with amazing fragrance.

Petals almost circular and heavily overlapping, flat when opening, later twisted. Medium to heavy substance with fresh, sweet fragrance.

Named for Aunt Aida Starks. 4-inch flowers starting soft pink with enormous gold center turning to vivid burnt orange. Mild sweet peachy scent. Sets seed.

Medium to large deep salmon and burnt orange flowers with hot pink petal tips. Very glossy, dark green foliage. Sets seed.

Similar to Ellen #15 from Thailand. Fairly low grower, prolific bloomer. 3-inch cream with peachy-yellow center and Jasmine fragrance.

Named for Emerson's youngest granddaughter.

Pink flowers with an orange eye.