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This is possibly a sport of the ubiquitous 'Celadine'. The blooms have green streaks.

This interesting cultivar (also referred to as 'Pops Red') has little white tips at the end of the deep red petals. Very whimsical!

This variety, which was first introduced by Elizabeth Thornton, is also referred to as 'Thornton's Raspberry'.

This variety has an intense sweet lemony scent.

This lovely plant was labeled as a brand new variety, patent pending.

This is sometimes called 'Ka Lei Nani'.

This variety originates in Sicily.

This Plumeria variety is originally from Australia.

Squeezing the mature blooms releases a fragrant gel-like substance that can be used to wash and condition your hair, hence the name.

This is a creeping variety of Lagerstroemia indica.

This Plumeria species is native to the Dominican Republic.

This Naples Florida local variety has been registered with the Plumeria Society of America.

The fruits of this small tree are used as a food coloring and dye. This is where it gets its name of "Lipstick plant."

This attractive Plumeria variety is from Thailand and it is also known as 'Toffy or 'Toffee'.' It is a compact-growing tree.

It is possible that this is a separate species or subspecies.
The white flowers with yellow center are somewhat cup-shaped and have an intense jasmine-like scent. This plumeria is said to be more cold-hardy than most.

The blooms on this Thai cultivar usually keep a cup-shape; they are very large.

Also sold under the synonym Monadenium torrei

This variety is named for famed plumerian Bud Guillot of California.

This variety comes from Hawaii

The blooms on this interesting cultivar start out white with a yellow center; as the bloom ages the center becomes a deep orange.