Plumeria Cultivars

3-inch flowers in reds, oranges, yellows, and pinks in round inflorescences; a likely seedling resembling a smaller Jeannie Moragne.

Probable Kaneohe Sunburst seedling with thinner knobby branches producing very neon pinkish-red flowers as a good bloomer.

Strong bloomer with large, long-producing bouquets of beautiful flowers and a light scent.

Violet cultivar (maung meaning purple) with 3 to 4-inch overlapping heavy-substance flowers, blue veining, and sweet floral fragrance.

3”, Low Branching,Sweet Scent Mauna lani Great new semi-dwarf plumeria that grows two to three times as wide as it grows high. Lei quality flowers with wonderful fragrance

A very impressive purple flowers, 3" to 4" and appears in dense cluster. With more intense purple along one rim side while having bright yellow spreading all over each petal starting from the center

Means Purple from Ratchaburi city.

Seedling from A. Butera.

Moderate cerise turning mauve w/ yellow center; petal wide, obovate, round tip, highly overlapping, red band on back; heavy texture; 4 - 4 1/2"; Fruity fragrance; good keeping quality. Pod Parent: Courtade Pink

Deep pink with brilliant yellow center; petal wide, elliptical, pointed tip, highly overlapping, strong pink bands on front and back; heavy texture; 4"; Jasmine fragrance; excellent keeping quality. Can produce 6 petals

From Coral Coast. Her late creator wanted to register as Amazing May naming her after a friend

Variegated, beautifully contrasting leaves. Various shades of green, yellow-green and ochre

Very rare dwarf variety with little white flowers.

3-inch red-flowered medium tree from Yucatan with large inflorescences; Moragne #312 collected by Jack Turner, best grafted.

Nebel's Rainbow seedling with a unique spicy, sweet scent reminiscent of cinnamon and Hawaiian Tropics suntan lotion.

unusual shaped pure yellow flower which emerges a very deep golden yellow fading to pure butter yellow. Back of flower is yellow and pink

From Puerto Rico, brought to Hawaii in the late 1960s by USDA researcher Dr. Franklin Martin

Brilliant yellow with red bands under round petals. Recommended for the coast

Coral Coast. Singapore seedling 2004

Outstanding pink-violet flower with a wide color range from dark pink to white as it fades, with excellent fragrance.

Cultivar from Allan Bunch at Exotic Plumeria, similar to Petite Rainbow.

pink, with red variegated markings from unknown source.

2005 seedling of Polynesian Sunset from Paula F.; profusely branching with tiny leaves and never blooms.

P. stenopetala seedling from S. Ramasamy; Megan's Twist is a separate rainbow cultivar with twisting ruffled petals and a cotton-candy scent.

Pink with nice sweet smell. Curly edged leaves

Beautiful lavender-colored cultivar.

Abundant production of long-lasting flowers. One of the best pinks

This hybrid between Plumeria obtusa and 'Celadine' bears large, highly fragrant, yellow blossoms edged in white. Plants are evergreen with large, glossy, deep green leaves

3-inch heavily overlapping yellow flowers with a citrus-lemon-pie fragrance on a compact swooping tree; an Elizabeth Thornton hybrid.