Plumeria

Closeup of pink yellow and white plumeria flowers with leaves and blurred green background

Stunning Plumeria Plants

Also known as Frangipani, this fragrant, desert-loving plant is available in numerous shrub and tree varieties—some evergreen and some deciduous. Plumeria has a succulent trunk and branches, and grows large, leathery, green foliage. Plumeria flowers are most fragrant at night and are often used in the making of Hawaiian leis.

Plumeria plants are available seasonally and selection varies daily by location. Please contact your preferred SummerWinds Nursery location to confirm availability.

White Plumeria Varieties

White Plumeria Varieties

  • Bali Whirl Double Yellow
  • Dwf. Deciduous White
  • Dwf. Singapore White
Yellow Plumeria Varieties

Yellow Plumeria Varieties

  • Bali Palace
  • Lemon Drop
  • Paul Weissich
Multi-colored Plumeria Varieties

Multi-colored Plumeria Varieties

  • Candy Stripe
  • Dwf. Singapore Pink
  • Intense Rainbow
  • Kaneohe Sunrise
  • Kimo Orange
  • Lei Rainbow
Multi-colored Plumeria
  • Lurline Red/Yellow
  • Maui Beauty
  • Pink Pansy
  • Puu Kahea
  • Veracruz Rose Rainbow
  • Veracruz Yellow
Pink Plumeria Varieties

Pink Plumeria Varieties

  • Charlotte Ebert
  • Courtade Pink
  • Horace Clay
  • Plastic Pink
  • Slaughter Pink
  • Texas Aggie
  • Texas Fiesta
  • Tomlinson Pink
Red Plumeria Varieties

Red Plumeria Varieties

  • Donald Angus
  • Kauai Beauty Red
  • Red Orange
  • Red Shell
  • Schmidt Red
  • Scott Pratt

Caring for Plumeria

We recommend the following to support the optimal growth of your plumeria:

EB Stone Organics Citrus & Palm Soil
  • Sun: Strong morning sun, followed by afternoon shade after 1:00 p.m.  Keep away from reflected heat; do not place near hot/west-facing walls.
  • Soil: Plant your plumeria in a well-draining soil such as E.B. Stone Organics Citrus & Palm Potting or Planting Soil. Can be used on its own for container planting or added to amend the soil when planting in the ground.
  • Water: Allow to dry slightly between waterings—without allowing the plant to wilt.  Plumeria does not like to sit in water.
  • Humidity: The more humidity in the area, the better! Grows best when grouped with other plants.
  • Frost: Protect your plumeria from frost and freezing temperatures in winter. Bring containers indoors or move them underneath a patio overhang and wrap with frost cloth for extra protection. If planted in the ground, use frost cloth to protect plumeria from frost and freezing temperatures.

For more about how to grow and care for plumeria, check out our blog.

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