Plumeria Cultivars

Indian plumeria imported via Mr. Mukadan; slow and lanky in Southern California with limited availability.

Not the same as Sumatran Tiger Eye or Bali Tiger. Discovered in Indonesia along with Bali Palace by Jim Little in 1983

Each flower is yellow with a beautiful pink-magenta edging. A heavy textured blossom that has overlapping petals

A very deep violet with yellow center. A very intriguing blue/violet /platinum, overlapping petals, vivid rainbow center

Incredible flowers that you can smell several feet away. Amazing vibrant colors of rich red and deep gold, give it a fire orange look

Infrared curled petals and the deep veins, big inflos

: Medium thick petals, not much overlap, and more curl at the ends. Bold yet softly colored 4" ivory colored blooms with pink bands on nicely rounded, medium thick petals

Red pinwheel, great fragrance. Similar to Kaneohe Sunburst

Hawaii. Intense Rainbow cultivar imported from USA, not the inferior and erroneously named Australian plant with same name

Thai Intense tricolor w/orange yellow center, oval petals with rounded tip, light overlapping; 3

Marilyn in Oz. Lily shaped, grooves running upwards

Emerges almost black red before fading to merely an intense blood tone

A brilliant yellow 4 inch flower with pale yellow margins, little fading, and a faint lemon scent; moderate keeping quality. Original plant and progeny succumbed to plumeria stem borer.

Rounded 2. 5 - 3" heavily overlapping, broad petals

Rose pink, deep pink center, veined cerise streaks, round petals, slight overlapping, strong sweet-pea fragrance. Cold sensitive

An old Houston cultivar registered by late Iris Rock. One of the original 51

From an Australian seed, named for a New Jersey neighborhood to honor 9/11 victims from that area.

Dazzling red, 3”, in very tightly packed bunches. Wavy edges and orange center

Seedling #5 produces gorgeous 4 to 5 inch plum red blooms with slightly ruffled overlapping petals and a sweet frangipani fragrance on a medium tree with deep reddish foliage.

Probably renamed to Thai Beauty. From the University of Hawaii which is a one time release to JL

Well overlapped reddish orange with dark red veins. Generous inflorescences on a medium tree

A hot pink bloom with a bright orange eye from Florida Colors Nursery.

Irma Bryan is the correct name

Coconut scent. Hard to root – should be grafted

Yellow with pink bands on the back and dark center. Beautiful leaves

Robust tree. Excellent perfume

3 yellow bars. White flower with dark red bands under petals

A 3.5 inch pink bloom with a mauve shadow and well-overlapped petals on a nicely shaped upright tree. Seedling of Carmen.

rainbow plumeria, very tall grower. Tree gone

A compact-growing plumeria with sweet-scented 3 to 3.5 inch opalescent pink, pearl-like flowers of excellent keeping quality, ideal for leis.

A 3 to 4 inch multi-rainbow flower of ruby red, orange, yellow, and pink on a tall, spider-shaped tree with very dark bark. Large inflorescences can hold up to 40 flowers with a sweet, delicate fragrance.

A 3 inch Hawaiian bloom with a strong sweet citrus fragrance and very good keeping quality. Sets seed.

With bright red buds, equally bright green foliage, and up to 4” yellow white flowers, the first thing that came to mind was the Italian flag. Nice red edges and intense red heart in the yellow center

A small pale pink to mauve-tinted bloom approximately 5.5cm with a fruity, spicy medium-to-poor scent and deep pink buds. A heavy podder.

A 2.5 inch red, yellow, and orange bloom awaiting PSA registration.