Cerise plumeria dates to the early 1900s in Hawaii, according to the University of Hawaii cultivar key. The key names only one other cultivar from
A seedling grows from a pod, loses its tag, and by its second summer nobody can say what it is. The leaves are long and
Not one of the cold hardy plumeria varieties you will see advertised survives a hard freeze. That includes the ones sold as cold tolerant. Growers
Nebels Rainbow plumeria is a multicolor Plumeria rubra cultivar. It blends a golden yellow base into orange and dark pink. A deep red band wraps
Maya variegated plumeria is a Thai bred Plumeria rubra cultivar grown mainly for its leaves. Each leaf carries its own splash of pale green, white,
The name musk rainbow plumeria promises a musky scent. That is not really what growers smell when the flowers open. Reports describe strawberry, raspberry, and
Ted Chinn named this plumeria after his own father, Kimo. That personal story is part of why Kimo plumeria still carries real weight among Hawaiian
Plumeria Society of America registration number 226 belongs to a plumeria called Mardi Gras. Elizabeth Thornton bred it. It remains one of the best known
A tag that says dwarf plumeria does not always mean what buyers assume it means. Some plants carry genuine dwarf genetics and stay compact for
Hilo Beauty plumeria is a Plumeria rubra cultivar registered with the Plumeria Society of America as PSA number 132. Its flowers open a deep, glossy