P. bahamaensis 2″ White with a small yellow center. A medium short tree. This species was found in the Bahamas. Bitter citrus scent. Similar to P. Montana and don’t have the thick waxy texture of P. Obtusa. They are fragrant, but not strongly. The evergreen leaves are obtuse and have thick veins protuberant on the […]

P. cubense 2″ White with small yellow centers cover this species. Obtuse leaves on a medium tree. A lovely shrub with glossy dark green strap like leaves and large jasmine like flowers. Species native to Cuba. PSA Registration: Color: White Flower Size: 2″ Blooming: Great Growth: Medium Scent:  AKAs: Notes: Cuba

P. Isabella Mysterious plant originating in Colombia South America. Like all Plumeria species from the wild, the flowers are white with a small yellow center. Slight frangipani fragrance. Large pubescent (fuzzy) wavy leaves. Somewhat tall tree. 2″ white flowers cover this distinctive species. Fuzzy large broad arrow shaped leaves quite similar to pudica. Medium tree, […]

P. Costa Rica A true obtusa species from Costa Rica. Small 2″ white. The leaves are wavy, narrow 1″ and about 8″ in length. Medium production of evergreen leaves. Medium tree. 2″ White with a small yellow center. Scent is jasmine, but sweeter. Heavy bloomer, moderately slow growth. Makes more of a bush than a […]

P. tuberculata aka P. obtusa tuberculata. A highly ornamental upright evergreen shrub with spearhead shaped elongated leaves. Very large 2″, stunning pure white spider like flowers which are highly perfumed. Rare plumeria with a beautiful trunk and white fragrant flowers. Small tree with dwarf growth habit. It looks similar to P. obtusa but the flowers have […]