Plumeria Cultivars

Pink with maroon spots and yellow eyes on thick branches.

Seedling of Japanese Lantern and Celadine from Plumeria Hut.

Cultivar from Roland Dubuc, named for Penny Bamford.

Pink with orange center and distinctive pinwheel form, featuring carmine banding and medium jasmine fragrance.

Pink Ruffles seedling from Florida Colors Nursery.

Beautiful red-orange flowers with white edges created by rolled bloom edges. Tall, leggy growth with high fragrance.

Tall, leggy, very fragrant pink; close but not identical to Aussie Pink.

Heavy contrasting color break with round, thick petals and intense sweet fragrance. Compact grower.

Jasmine-scented cultivar with traditional frangipani fragrance.

See Phet Chompoo; name means 'the best diamond' or 'first water diamond'.

Compact grower with round, thick-petaled peach blooms, large yellow centers, and very dark foliage.

Prolific pinwheel bloomer with 3-4 inch flowers showing strong red and yellow-orange colors and unique shape-changing tendency.

Excellent fast grower with powerful citrusy fragrance. Compact form with generous bloom production on well-balanced tree.

Opens solid yellow, transforms to white with bright yellow center. Unique short oval chevron petals with moderate citrus fragrance.

Small 2 to 2.5-inch rainbow blooms in pink, white, and yellow with heart-shaped petals.

Import with excellent fragrance, featuring white petals with thin pink edge and orange starburst center.

Unusual goblet-shaped flowers, 3.5-4 inches with thick texture and strong jasmine-like fragrance. Compact, prolific bloomer.

Compact cultivar with 3-inch white and large-yellow blooms in hemispherical trusses and hook-tipped dark green leaves.