
Rare Plumeria: The Colors and Varieties Collectors Chase
A ten inch cutting with barely a handful of leaves can sell for hundreds of dollars. A full grown plant of a common cultivar often

A ten inch cutting with barely a handful of leaves can sell for hundreds of dollars. A full grown plant of a common cultivar often

You are standing under a tree covered in flowers that are mostly white. A soft yellow blush sits right at the center of each one.

A pink and yellow plumeria is any bloom with pink or rose petals fading into a warm tangerine throat. It is one of the most

Three colors run through nearly every petal on a candy stripe plumeria bloom. Bands of white, pink, and gold twist together into a pinwheel pattern

Inca Gold plumeria and Aztec Gold plumeria are two completely different cultivars. That confusion trips up a lot of buyers. Both names borrow from ancient

The name reads like marketing copy, but Intense Rainbow plumeria is an officially registered cultivar. It carries Plumeria Society of America registration number 148 and

Trying to name a pink and white plumeria from a photo alone is harder than it looks. This color pair covers a lot of ground.

Jim Little started Little Plumeria Farms in 1973 as a hobby. The location was Oahu’s North Shore in Hawaii. Five decades later, his hybridizing work

Big Island plumeria grows across some of the most varied climate zones in the entire Hawaiian chain. That variety is exactly why the island is

Cancun Pink plumeria shows up again and again in cutting listings and grower photo threads. Its paper trail is thin, though. No breeder name or