Viewing comments posted to the Plumerias Database

This cultivar was registered by Wendy Bloomquist under the name 'Jean Adams' but is universally known as 'Just Peachy'.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

This is a seedling of 'India' and I have just proposed it for registration. The colors are a little muted due to rainy days. It is a very striking and vibrant flower.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

This outstanding variety was introduced by Atom Cholpavee of Thailand.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

A very nice size plumeria for a smaller garden. Mine has topped out at about 5ft. high and wide. This variety is identified by a distinctive "hook" at the ends of the leaves. Fragrance is somewhat muted for a plumeria, a mild almond scent.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

This is a compact growing Plumeria, almost shrub-like.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

This is one of the cultivars from noted Thai grower Kukiat Tanteeratarm.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

It is believed this Plumeria is a cross between Plumeria obtusa 'Singapore' and Plumeria rubra 'Celadine'.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

The blooms of this cultivar have the interesting characteristic that they are first white and then turn pink in the course of the day under the influence of sunlight.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

This is from Jim Little Farms on Oahu.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

This is a little known Australian cultivar.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

This is the officially registered name of the cultivar most widely known as 'Wildfire'.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

It's possible this is the same cultivar as 'Kimo'; there are many similarities.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

This is a very compact growing variety and therefore suitable to be grown in pots.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

This is a new cultivar, which I named for a friend who was dealing with breast cancer at the time it first bloomed. I am happy to say she is cancer free now.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

This elusive Plumeria species has recently been spotted in the Dominican Republic where it is reportedly reaching a height of 100 ft.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

The blooms of this beautiful Plumeria have a very strong rose fragrance.

[ | Reply to this comment ]

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

[ | Reply to this comment ]

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

[ | Reply to this comment ]

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

[ | Reply to this comment ]

This variety has an intense sweet lemony scent.

[ | Reply to this comment ]