Plumeria Cultivars

3.5" red blooms sweet fragrance.

pink flowers sweet fragrance.

Beautiful plumeria cultivar with distinctive curled petals fragrant.

Probable rename or seedling of George Brown with smaller flowers in larger clusters; more yellow, larger, and holds color longer than George Brown.

yellow flowers.

Non-fragrant spider-type plumeria that sets seed; see Spidery Yellow / Yellow Spider.

red flowers fragrant.

pink flowers fragrant.

3.0" rainbow blooms with vibrant coloring fragrant.

Possibly forma lutea.

pink flowers with vibrant coloring sweet fragrance.

Intense pink with yellow-then-orange center and curled edges, consistently producing six-petaled blooms; paired with Skunk Rainbow, which opens sweet and turns oniony.

Large bundleroot of pink flowers with orange-yellow center and darker pink splash on one side. Tulip-shaped blooms with pink band on petal reverses.

Classic reliable 4-inch pale pink bloomer with yellow center, strong citrus fragrance, and exceptional hardiness. One of the original registered cultivars, vigorous and compact.

Tall plant with smaller 2-3" flowers and a baby powder scent; good keeping quality and sets seed.

A compact cultivar from P. Hut that sets seed.

Deep mauve-pink blooms with orange-red center opening from new tips. Strong grower with tropical, fruity scent and reliable heavy flowering.

Pink variegated form with darker pink fading to lighter pink and a visible center star. Good blooming habit with bluish-green foliage edged in light yellow.

Medium-sized bloom with strong fragrance.

Evergreen Singapore hybrid from San Diego with baseball-bat branches and an unusual growth habit.