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Plumeria

With its waxy, deliciously fragrant flowers in yellow, white, and pink, the Plumeria is the perfumed soul of the tropics and the emblem of frangipani blooms.

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Plumeria — With its waxy, deliciously fragrant flowers in yellow, white, and pink, the Plumeria is the perfumed soul of the tropics

Care Profile

A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.

Origin

Central America

Light

Full sun

Watering

Rarely

Maintenance

Moderate

Plumeria — detail

The fragrance of the tropics from Central America

Native to Central America, the Plumeria captivates with its thick, waxy flowers and intoxicating fragrance, borne at the tips of fleshy silvery branches.

Heat- and sun-loving, it forms a small sculptural tree that rewards patience with unforgettable, fragrant summer flowering.

"The Plumeria perfumes a whole garden from a single flowering branch."
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Styling Tip 01

Full Sun

Give it the warmest, sunniest spot: full sun is the key to its fragrant flowering.

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Styling Tip 02

Infrequent Watering

Let the soil dry between waterings; it stores water and fears excess, especially during winter rest.

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Styling Tip 03

Protect from Cold

Frost-sensitive, bring it indoors or shelter it in winter in cool climates.

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