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Plumeria is best known for its abundant display of tropical flowers and rich, floral scent reminiscent of Jasmine and Gardenia. Plants produce blooms from spring through early fall. Hardy in zones 10 to 12, these tropical plants can also be kept in colder zones if planted in containers and overwintered indoors once temperatures drop below 50°.

Plumeria is best known for its abundant display of tropical flowers and rich, floral scent reminiscent of Jasmine and Gardenia. Plants produce blooms from spring through early fall. Hardy in zones 10-12, these tropical plants can also be kept in colder zones if planted in containers and overWintered indoors once temperatures drop below 50°.

Delight your senses with the Pink Plumeria. With its soft peachy scent and blooms of white, vibrant hot pink, golden orange, and lemon yellow, you will be transported to a tropical paradise just by stepping into your garden. Often used in Hawaiian leis, the plumeria flower has a rich history of deeply symbolic meaning to many cultures, ranging from hair placement to color significance. They require full sun and regular watering, with a well-draining soil, but be careful not to over-water. A balanced fertilizer can be used to promote growth and support blooming. For a sensory-driven experience, combine various varieties to create a sea of colors and scents.

Delight your senses with the Plumeria Red Bordeaux. With its soft peachy scent and blooms of vibrant maroon pink, you will be transported to a tropical paradise just by stepping into your garden. Often used in Hawaiian leis, the plumeria flower has a rich history of deeply symbolic meaning to many cultures, ranging from hair placement to color significance. They require full sun and regular watering, with a well-draining soil, but be careful not to over-water. A balanced fertilizer can be used to promote growth and support blooming. For a sensory-driven experience, combine various varieties to create a sea of colors and scents.

Delight your senses with the Red Plumeria. With its soft peachy scent and blooms of deep maroon, you will be transported to a tropical paradise just by stepping into your garden. Often used in Hawaiian leis, the plumeria flower has a rich history of deeply symbolic meaning to many cultures, ranging from hair placement to color significance. They require full sun and regular watering, with a well-draining soil, but be careful not to over-water. A balanced fertilizer can be used to promote growth and support blooming. For a sensory-driven experience, combine various varieties to create a sea of colors and scents.

Delight your senses with the Plumeria Starfish. With its soft peachy scent and blooms of vibrant hot pink, golden orange, and intense red, you will be transported to a tropical paradise just by stepping into your garden. Often used in Hawaiian leis, the plumeria flower has a rich history of deeply symbolic meaning to many cultures, ranging from hair placement to color significance. They require full sun and regular watering, with a well-draining soil, but be careful not to over-water. A balanced fertilizer can be used to promote growth and support blooming. For a sensory-driven experience, combine various varieties to create a sea of colors and scents.

Delight your senses with the Sunrise Plumeria. With its soft peachy scent and blooms of vibrant hot pink, golden orange, and lemon yellow, you will be transported to a tropical paradise just by stepping into your garden. Often used in Hawaiian leis, the plumeria flower has a rich history of deeply symbolic meaning to many cultures, ranging from hair placement to color significance. They require full sun and regular watering, with a well-draining soil, but be careful not to over-water. A balanced fertilizer can be used to promote growth and support blooming. For a sensory-driven experience, combine various varieties to create a sea of colors and scents.

Delight your senses with the Violet Plumeria. With its soft peachy scent and blooms of electric violet purple, you will be transported to a tropical paradise just by stepping into your garden. Often used in Hawaiian leis, the plumeria flower has a rich history of deeply symbolic meaning to many cultures, ranging from hair placement to color significance. They require full sun and regular watering, with a well-draining soil, but be careful not to over-water. A balanced fertilizer can be used to promote growth and support blooming. For a sensory-driven experience, combine various varieties to create a sea of colors and scents.

Delight your senses with the White Plumeria. With its soft peachy scent and blooms of white and golden yellow, you will be transported to a tropical paradise just by stepping into your garden. Often used in Hawaiian leis, the plumeria flower has a rich history of deeply symbolic meaning to many cultures, ranging from hair placement to color significance. They require full sun and regular watering, with a well-draining soil, but be careful not to over-water. A balanced fertilizer can be used to promote growth and support blooming. For a sensory-driven experience, combine various varieties to create a sea of colors and scents.

Plumeria is best known for its abundant display of tropical flowers and rich, floral scent reminiscent of Jasmine and Gardenia. Plants produce blooms from spring through early fall. Hardy in zones 10-12, these tropical plants can also be kept in colder zones if planted in containers and overWintered indoors once temperatures drop below 50°.