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It is easy to assume that a plumeria with a plain name like Loretta is a modern designer cross with a breeder and a launch

The easy plumeria varieties for a first plant are Celadine, Aztec Gold, Kauka Wilder and Charlotte Ebert. They are widely grown and root readily from

A common assumption is that white shell plumeria must be a plain white flower with a rounded, shell like shape. Neither half of that holds

Two nurseries describe Penang Peach plumeria in two different ways. One Australian seller lists yellow and orange flowers with pink edges, while an online nursery

You found a plumeria listed as Vera Cruz Rose in one shop and Veracruz Rose in another, and now you wonder if they are the

J105 plumeria is a named plumeria rubra selection with creamy white petals edged in red purple, sold by many US nurseries and society plant sales.

Lemon drop plumeria is described as a compact tree by one Australian grower and as a 15 foot plant by a US garden retailer. Both

You bought a polynesian sunset plumeria cutting, and the first bloom opened coral. A week later the same flower looked peach, and the next cluster

Bill Moragne Sr plumeria is a pink Moragne hybrid with heavy dark pink veins, a yellow eye and a strong grape scent. It is named

Of the 283 seedlings from William Moragne’s first controlled cross in 1953, he kept just 35 of the best. Edi Moragne plumeria descends from that