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Tropical trees, native to warm tropical areas of the Caribbean, Central America and Northern South America. Plumerias are famous for their gorgeous flowers and come in a wide range of colors, like white, yellow and pink, as we can see in the picture. All of them produce a wonderful perfume scent.
Plumerias are easy to grow up, regardless of the region where you live. They are small trees, 2-10 m tall, but they will grow and bloom in relatively small pots for decades. They are frost-tender but they shed their leaves and rest until late April, so they are easy to winter indoors.
We grow strong mother plants in our fields to produce the best thick, apical cuttings. Then we root them for almost one year before selling the plant. Our plumerias can bloom in less than one year, if cared properly.
Old cultivar from Sicily with a truly different white-and-yellow flower, with very slender petals and strong scent. The bark is silvery, somehow like Plumeria 'Palermitana'. Nobody knows if it is a Sicilian selection or if it was brought from somewhere else at least one century ago.
TPP is a friendly version of its rather lengthy Thai name, which is spelled in many ways: Thippatumporn, Thippatumporn, Thiphathumton, Tippratumporn, Tippratummaporn. Its flowers have thick petals with can be pink, orange or white depending on temperature/season, but they always show an unmistakeable brown tone. It is a good bloomer, with dense...
Beautiful, different, purple flower, with special peach or brownish tones. It gives medium to large flowers with a pleasant and sweet aroma.
Wild-type plumeria with robust growth, large leaves and spectacular drooping inflorescences of typical white flowers with yellow center. It is a heavy-bloomer and the growth is spreading, so the tree is dome-shaped, not vertical. We really do not know if it is of wild origin or not, but by sure it is a very old clone that has been here in Tenerife for...
Seeds collected from a collection of selected hawaiian hybrids. They were open-pollinated and we mixed the seeds.
One seedling, 1-2 years old, about 15 cm tall. Seeds were collected from Plumeria Daisy Wilcox, which has the largest flowers of all hawaiian plumerias.
Beautiful non-hybrid plumeria with thin, glossy thread-like leaves, dark green above and yellowish below. It blooms abundantly in during the growing season. Grafted plant!
Dwarf, shrubby plumeria, probably selected from the wild forms of Plumeria obtusa that grow on the hills in Northern Cuba.
This plumeria endemic to karstic areas in Northern Cuba has narrow leaves with very revolute margins.
This plumeria endemic to karstic areas in Northern Cuba has narrow leaves with very revolute margins. 80cm tall specimen.
One of the most beautiful of all plumerias. The true wild Plumeria obtusa from Cuba is less ornamental than this one.
Semi-evergreen wild species from Northern South America. This plant is a true show! The most abundant blooming of all plumerias but no it has scent. It is all white !
'Arrow' is the only variegated Plumeria pudica. Leaves are "arrow-shaped", just in the typical green form, but they are irregularly marginated in white and cream.
Here we offer a larger plant of this semi-evergreen wild species from Northern South America. This plant is a true show! The most abundant blooming of all plumerias but it has almost no scent. It is all white !
This is a wild form of Plumeria rubra, not a hybrid or a selection as ALL the ones you will find in the trade. Wild types are tough guys from the coastal scrubs of Central America, able to withstand truly harsh conditions. It is very vigorous with large leaves. Flowers are white with a yellow center.
Plumeria trinitensis It is an endemic species distributed in the central region of Cuba. It has a tree-like growth habit. Caribbean species of this genus have white flowers with a yellow center.
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