Plumeria Cultivars

Fragrant plumeria named after Evelyn Toba's sister Jeanette of Lahaina; later renamed Kapalua by Richard Toba.

An Emerson's Pink Nova seedling cultivar.

A cultivar recommended for coastal growing. Seedling from Toba featuring color that is pale in cool weather, becoming more day glow-neon in color with temperature change.

Compact growing variety producing 2.5-inch pastel peachy-rainbow blooms with refreshingly sweet scent.

Medium tree with large bunches of fiery flowers that maintain color. Strong fruity floral scent.

Medium compact tree with deep pink flowers.

Medium, compact tree with deep yellow flowers.

Beautiful variegated form of Singapore obtusa with excellent green and gold foliage. Prone to sunburn and rust; best in semi-shade.

Strong, sweet citrus fragrance.

A variegated form of Singapore obtusa with excellent green and gold foliage on a medium compact tree; prone to sunburn and best in hot climates with semi-shade or indoors.

Bright prolific pink variety that is the first to bloom in spring with large bunches of flowers.

Large flowers (2.5-4 inches) in huge clusters with light to moderate pink, yellow center. One of the hardiest and most common Australian plumerias.

Possibly synonymous with Bowen Yellow.

Historic Australian variety found across southern Queensland and NSW coast. Fourth most populous plumeria in Sydney.

East Coast Australian variety with 3-4.5-inch flowers featuring unique petals with hooks, red-orange coloring, and amazing sweet scent.

Brilliant pale pink delicate flower in large clusters. Dwarf Watermelon is not a dwarf tree.

Large 5 inch blooms with a strong, floral aroma.

Australian cultivar obtained by a San Diego grower visiting Melbourne around 30 years ago.

Seedling producing 4.5-inch flowers with intense pink and yellow coloring. Heavy bloomer on all branches.

Bright yellow flowers with reddish-pink grainy marking. Thick petals that curve back; blooms in large bundles with light fragrance.

Two-toned yellow flowers with thick curled petals and citrus fragrance. White on petal backs.

Brick-red SDPS award-winning cultivar with round, cupped, overlapping petals and a plum-like scent; cooler weather reveals more of the orange center.

Seedling of Aztec Gold from John Tarvin.

Large 4-4.5-inch golden yellow flowers fading to white with faint pink edging. Tall grower with strong peach scent and excellent keeping quality. One of the most desirable plumerias for fragrance.

Medium-tall grower with 3-inch soft yellow flowers edged in pink with light orange veins. Between peach and mango scent.

Mexican plumeria with very long, narrow leaves (11 inches long, 2 inches wide), a sweet scent, and seed set.

Tall variety with rainbow coloring and huge, long-lasting pendulous inflorescences. Coconut suntan lotion scent.

Soft yellow flowers with pale cream edges and very large, strongly textured rounded blooms. Good brancher.

2-3 inch hot pink flowers with bold yellow center and white veining. Very sweet frangipani scent.

Similar to Penang with more color and fragrance.