Plumeria Cultivars

Thornton-origin 3.75" yellow-and-white flowers with yellow centers and pink bands, citrus-scented with good keeping quality; pubescent new growth.

Named by Milton Pierson about 20 years ago for its distinctive scent.

Yellow flowers with white edges.

Pale lemon flowers with an unusual whorled appearance when partially opened.

Pale lemon flowers with a soft pink dusting that creates an unusual whorled effect when partially opened.

Large 4-inch flowers with a strong fragrance.

Very large 3.5-inch brilliant yellow flowers with white tips and crisp lemon citrus fragrance, featuring good petal texture.

A seedling with bright yellow flowers featuring white edges and unique twisting petals with citrus fragrance and good keeping quality.

2.5-3" lemon-colored flowers with a unique twist, green veining, and a slight sweet citrus fragrance.

Large soft yellow flowers with lime yellow center and citrus fragrance, with very long petals over 6-7 inches.

No-ID candy-stripe plumeria with very large, long-petaled flowers (6-7") and multi-faced blooms on a compact plant.

Fiery red-and-orange 3" starfish-shaped flowers with matte finish and sweet frangipani fragrance; similar to Waimea but with different growth habit and scent.

A yellow cultivar with almost no white coloring, fat overlapped petals with very pointy edges, and a lovely sweet vanilla fragrance.

Very large 6-inch flowers with reddish-purple edges, grainy pink coloring, strong detailed streaking, and spicy sweet fragrance that changes with growing conditions.

Deep, intense 3" Thai yellow flowers with almost no white, fat overlapping pointed petals, large clusters, and a lovely sweet vanilla fragrance.

Similar but not identical to Epicentrum and Gamman.

A purple dwarf seedling from California, originally called 'dwarf #1'.

Lavender purple flowers with fiery orange-yellow center, narrow elliptical petals, and produces very large bunches all over the tree. Fragrant with compact growth and thrives in tropical heat.

Medium tree with beautifully veined lilac-pink 3.5-4" flowers.

A compact dwarf with balanced symmetrical growth, very sweet fragrance, and long-lasting 3-4 inch blooms that drops buds when young.

Tall multi-branched cultivar with light pink and yellow center flowers, white/pink at leading edge fading to mauve/pink at trailing edge, with elliptical petals and light floral scent.

Named after Ted Chinn's wife, this cultivar features 3-inch pink and yellow rainbow flowers with orange-yellow center, sweet perfume, and excellent blooming and lasting qualities.

Tall upright cultivar with identical appearance to a related form and very strong, almost overpowering fragrance. Cold sensitive.

Compact cultivar with bright white flowers, bright pink edges that almost glow, lemon yellow center, wide oval petals, and delicate sweet scent.

Small, poor-blooming tree whose blooms turn pink in heat.

A 3-inch cultivar with bright white flowers, bright pink edges, and a lemon yellow center. Produces lovely scent and grows as a medium tree.

Sizzling red flowers measuring 3.5 inches with deep fiery golden orange center, prominent petal veination, produced in nice clusters with sweet frangipani fragrance.

C Stars cultivar with creamy yellow fusing into pink reddish rainbow petals, red band underneath, and very strong fragrance that borders on overpowering. First to drop leaves.

Medium-sized yellow flowers with great scent and solid, persistent color that does not discolor. Thick tissue makes flowers durable.

Name applied to multiple Thai/spider-form plumerias, typically 3.5-6" white flowers with yellow centers, overlapping broad petals or long pointed spider petals, with slightly sweet to citrus fragrance in big bloom heads.

Showy white blooms with lavender rims and a sweet, fresh floral fragrance; a reliable early bloomer prized for scent but requiring establishment.

Crepe-paper look and feel with a nice fragrance, from Florida Colors Nursery.

A two-toned pink cultivar with orange eye, orange stripe on center, yellow center, dark pink band on back, and soft sweet fragrance. Similar to Kaneohe Sunrise.

Puditusa hybrid with the largest, most colorful flowers of the group: pure mid-pink with red eye fading to white, in tight clusters on tall inflorescences.