How to propagate plumeria the easy way. The 4 methods, cuttings, seeds, grafting, and air layering, which one to pick, and why cuttings are the go-to.
Kauka Wilder plumeria is a bold rosy pink classic with a big yellow center and a fruity scent. What it looks like, how it grows, and how to care for one.
Celadine plumeria is the classic bright yellow and white Hawaiian lei flower, loved for its citrus scent and nonstop blooms. What it looks like and how to grow it.
Scott Pratt plumeria is one of the darkest reds around, a velvety near black bloom collectors chase. What it looks like, its light scent, and how to grow it.
Aztec Gold plumeria is a golden yellow, peach scented cultivar famous for blooming its head off. What it looks like, how to grow it, and how it compares to Celadine.
What does plumeria smell like? A guide to the sweet, tropical fragrance, why it is strongest at night, which colors smell best, and the one scentless type to avoid.
How to grow plumeria from seed, step by step: testing seed viability, germinating fast, caring for seedlings, and the honest truth about what your flowers will look like.
Is plumeria edible? The honest answer, why the sap and flowers can be mildly toxic, the limited cultural uses people mention, and why you should not eat plumeria at home.
Plumeria pudica, the Bridal Bouquet, is the evergreen frangipani with fiddle shaped leaves that blooms nearly year round. Its one catch, plus how to grow and identify it.
Plumeria alba, the West Indian jasmine, is the true white frangipani prized for its intense fragrance. How to identify it, grow it, and tell it apart from the other white plumeria.