Plumeria Cultivars

3" pink, white, and yellow flowers with a strong pink band on the reverse, citrus and strong sweet fragrance, and good keeping quality.

sweetly scented. vigorous growth.

Pink, Coral blooms. compact form.

Pink, White, Yellow blooms.

Fruit-scented plumeria that can be rooted.

Orange, White, Yellow blooms.

Bigger blooms than Mermaid Gem.

Pink blooms. compact form.

Pink, Orange, White blooms.

Orange, White, Red blooms. sweetly scented.

Pink, White, Red blooms. sweetly scented. compact form.

Compact Thai variety with 3-4" veiny pink flowers touched with white and a sweet floral fragrance.

Red flowers with green veins and a daffodil- or hyacinth-like scent.

sweetly scented.

Off-white 3-3.5" flowers with large yellow centers, upward-curled tips exposing a reddish-pink underside stripe, and a strong rose-and-carnation fragrance.

Seedling of Singapore (but not evergreen) producing very large bloom heads of long-lasting, strongly sweet-scented flowers.

Yellow and white contrast blooms with thick, overlapping petals and light sweet fragrance.

Semi-dwarf with huge, sweetly perfumed blooms; grown from a Yunnan seed.

Pink and gold blooms with orange center hints and very sweet rose-like fragrance; includes multiple color variations.

Carnation-scented plumeria that sets seed.

Bright cranberry flowers with an intense red-orange fiery center and a sweet scent, on a Moragne-like tree with large growth and huge leaves.

Seedling named by Eileen Hill; limited information available.

Medium pink blooms with elliptical overlapped petals and large dark orange-red center.

Large very fragrant multicolor blooms in peach, pink, red, yellow with lavender hints; profuse constant bloomer.

Multicolor blend of orange, red, and pink with stiff petals, large blooms, and very fragrant; later renamed 'Horace Clay'.

Rose petals fading to orange centers with an exquisite sweet rose fragrance, in big clusters on widely spaced willowy petals.

Plumeria from Derrick, named for Don Herron.