Plumeria Cultivars

A dwarf miniature with obtuse leaves.

Moderate strong red with small, brilliant yellow center; petal narrow, elliptical, pointed tip twisting downward, narrow, strong red band on back; poor texture; slight sweet scent; keeping quality poor. Red 3" with brilliant yellow center

Large white flowers in a tulip shaped cup with red stripes that twist up the back of the flower. Stays in shell form

irregular cup shaped white, large yellow center and lavender/maroon edging on front and back, mottled splashes of lavender/maroon throughout thick 3" flower. Fantastic fragrance and keeping quality

A 3.25 to 4 inch compact-growing bloom with thick curled-tipped petals, bright yellow heart, strong pink edge, heavily notched inner petals, and an intense Valentine candy scent.

Light pink 3" blooms, elliptical moderate overlapped pointed petals. Slightly upturned inner edges, and a large orange and yellow center

A spectacular large 4 to 5.5 inch vibrant red flower fading to reddish pink with large golden yellow bands and pinkish orange veining, a strong sweet fruity rose scent, heavy texture, and rapid vigorous growth.

A large 4 to 5.5 inch semi-shell flower with shades of red, purple, pink, and cerise with an orange-red center, a mild rose fragrance, on a tall, lanky tree. A William Moragne, Sr. hybrid from 1950s Hawaii.

Listed among the siblings of Catherine B, alongside Marion B.

Seedling #353 of Pink Pansy; a small but striking 2 inch white bloom with a deep red band front and back, profuse bloomer with huge inflorescences of 10 to 15 flowers and a delicate frangipani scent.

3" dark pink, that fades to a lighter pink. Compact and low growing tree

Named in memory of a former SCPS board member.

Named for Roland's sister. Spent inflorescences rot and the plant tends to black tip.

Dark pink and orange flowers that fade to light pink, producing a spectacular contrast, with a strong floral scent.

A grainy hot pink flower with a bright red center and a spicy fragrance; a seedling from Roland Dubuque and Lee Horton, named for Roland's sister.

A large 4 inch rainbow flower forming large round flower heads, with broad overlapping red-to-pink petals and a rather strong coconut-vanilla fragrance.

Not the same as Jean Moragne Jr. This variety came from a person named Kent Ames of Southern Plumeria Society of San Diego in 1995

A nice white pink, light pink with more intense pink along one rim side and yellow center, marking of 3" to 4". Petals heavy overlapping, almost circular but slightly pointed with wavy margin

Petals broad oval, slightly pointed, strongly overlapping Substance: medium. Fragrance: medium, very sweet

JJ 2010 dark maroon flowers last well when picked, highly fragrant. Jeena is common name in Thailand so Jack's Gina became Jeena there

Jeeranan may be other spellings. 5", orange, yellow, and pink star-shaped flowers with very pointy and somewhat slender and very firm textured petals

A 3 inch bloom blending apricot, orange, and gold with a sweet carnation or floral peach scent, good keeping quality, and upright medium growth with noticeable leaf cupping.

From P. Hut. Sets seed.

Produces large pink ruffled blooms with a strong, intoxicating fragrance; inflorescences stand well above the leaves and last for several days.

Growth habit: medium-tall Scent: medium floral peach. Huge clusters of blooms, very nice floral scent

A 3 inch star-shaped white bloom with a very large yellow-orange-gold center, pointed tips, and a red band on the petal reverse. Color shifts from cream to intense orange with pink streaks.

Soft white flowers edged in pink with a gardenia scent.

Golden yellow 3 inch flowers with a strong peach fragrance and very good keeping quality on an easy-to-grow medium tree.

Each flower manages to look fantastic in a wide range of temperatures. Highly changeable, the pink, yellow, orange colors appear in many combinations, including a vibrant coral red in high heat

5" bright red blooms with an almost star shape and very firm and thick texture. Mature flowers develop a white stripe down the center