Plumeria Cultivars

Huge intense 4-5 inch deep rose flowers in big clusters with excellent tree form. Medium perfume with medium-tall growth and bronze-backed leaves.

3-inch maroon-on-white flower with a yellow-orange center. Sets seed.

Beautiful flowers with white tips but no fragrance and weak keeping; thinner branching and white fuzz on leaf edges. Sets seed.

Pastel cultivar with great blooming, huge blooms, and great fragrance. Exceptional deep gold flowers with pure white margin.

Thai 3-3.5 inch pink flowers with overlapping rounded petals. Reddish-pink with red center and dark red veining throughout. Sweet fragrance.

Gorgeous intense pink Thai with red veining and dusting from center. Cup-shaped flowers with perfect circular form and fresh sweet fragrance. Possibly from Preecha.

2.5-inch pink flower with white specks, orange and red center, streaky red star, and a Silly-Putty-like scent on a compact plant. Sets seed.

Light pink with yellow-orange center. Sets seed.

Thai white 3.5-4 inch flowers with bright orange center and irregular maroon-pink markings. Seedling of J-105 with splash anomaly showing consistent genetic trait.

3-inch soft pink flowers with gold shadows and unique pointed petals; strong rose fragrance. Marion B seedling.

Purple flowers fading to lavender-lilac then pale greyish-pink. Large flowers preferring shade. Strong fruity scent. Originally from Papua New Guinea, distributed from MT.

Identity note: #166, not a common pink.

Dark pink and orange-yellow center with white veins. Medium grower and heavy bloomer with good keeping quality and mild spicy scent.

Yellow and red candy-cane patterned buds opening to sweet flowers. Medium-tall tree with red band contrast on reverse and good branching.

Pure purple flowers fading to lavender-lilac then pale greyish-pink. Prefers shade. One of the most temperamental plants to grow with overnight melt risk.

Cross-reference to Bribie Yellow section; entry also summarizes several O.C. and Oahu cultivars.

7 Oaks Nursery connection: Gabby's seedling (grown from seeds supplied by Jim Little) was sold to Jack Morgan at Wendy's annual gathering in Norco around 2006 and named after her; Gabriel Glow is similar to Columbian Flame.

A cultivar with distinct characteristics.

Compact plant with yellow flowers and a generous bloom.

Fragrant cultivar. 3 inches, easy and fast rooter with thick branching, fast grower, generous bloomer and hearty growth.

Scented cultivar with spectacular orange-pink-white whirlpool pattern and burgundy tips. Thick, glossy foliage with semi-compact growth and dense clusters.

3-3.5 inch bright-yellow-on-white petals with a transient pink touch and an orange central line.

Rare true dwarf from Thailand with excessive petal roll-back giving unusual shape. Brilliant colors and pattern responding to dry conditions.

Multiple heritage forms including dwarf white with burnt orange center and strong old rose scent. Fast grower, prolific bloomer with ruby-red and orange throat forms.

Deep ruby-red flowers with a scarlet-orange throat and a remarkable old-English-rose perfume; long-blooming, fast-growing tall tree that needs full sun.