Plumeria Cultivars

Traditional pink plumeria with yellow center, larger than rose pink. Mild scent and very hardy.

Coconut-scented near-sister of Mary Nicholson.

Compact grower with super-thick 4-inch flowers.

Sweet soft pink with medium-large blooms and very soft petal texture. Vigorous grower that roots easily.

Sweet soft-pink medium-large pastel rainbow bloom; hardy, vigorous grower that roots easily.

Thai cultivar with bright pink edge, white and bright yellow center. Very thick petals with heavy blooming and excellent branching.

Upright-branching cultivar popular with Indian collectors, with large pendulous flower clusters.

Pink Flamingo cultivar from Oz.

Soft pink prolific bloomer with floral fragrance. Quick grower with thick, hardy branches.

Medium-large Oz tree with striking orange center. Early strong bloomer.

Cup-shaped pink bloom with striking orange center; early, strong bloomer.

Thai cultivar forming compact, full bloom heads with nice color and scent.

Very large, strongly textured round flower: soft pink with stunning deep orange center.

2.5-3.5 inch flowers with crisp citrus scent.

Compact rubra from Plumeria Hut that mimics dwarf pink Singapore in look and scent; companion notes on large-flowered Pink Isabella.

Solid 4-inch dark pink with deeper red edges and yellow streaks. Heavy bloomer and scented. Early bloomer that becomes very red in peak heat.

Translucent pink with exceptional color variations. Strong fragrance without thick petals.

3-inch pink-and-red flower with a touch of yellow on thick, hearty branches.

Large basketball-sized clusters of delicate pink with lavender edges. Fresh floral scent.

Very large 4-inch star-shaped flower: deep orange center fading to pure white with pink-striped edges; strong citrus perfume.

Pink cultivar from Mark Terrill with a sweet lemon-pie fragrance, featuring twirled petals that open in shell form on the first day.

Pastel pink 3-inch flowers with a yellow-and-orange throat and a mild citrus fragrance.

Aloha-style barbie-pink 4-5 inch flowers with a brilliant yellow sunburst center and a strong, sweet, soapy fragrance.

Compact tree with pale creamy flowers accented by pink edges.

One of the first purple plumerias, discovered near John Lloyd State Park in 2001, with a sweet grape-syrup fragrance.

Soft pink petals with a yellow center.

One of the first purple plumies with sweet candy fragrance like grape syrup. Parent of Purple Rain.

Grainy pink blooms with orange centers that fade from dark to light pink, carried in large, strongly fragrant clusters.

Very compact growth producing nice clusters of delicate pink with occasional orange hints and yellow center.

Deep dark pink with lavender edges, orange-yellow and red center, on 3-inch petals. Sets seed.