Plumeria Varieties and Cultivar Guide

The Plumeria Varieties and Cultivar Guide showcases a wide range of plumeria types, detailing their unique colors, fragrances, growth habits, and origins—making it easier to identify, compare, and choose the perfect cultivars for your collection.

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P. tuberculata Plumeria

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 a really sweet scent. It also has more narrow leaves. Dinosaur texture, bug free evergreen leaves, resistant to rust, and dense tree form upright growth habit. Knobby trunk. Some confusion between P. tuberculata and P. obtusa var sericifolia

  • Color: White
  • Flower Size: 2″
  • Blooming: Great bloomer
  • Growth: Dwarf growth habit
  • Scent: Very strong sweet
  • AKA: P. obtusa tuberculata
  • Notes: Dinosaur texture, bug free evergreen leaves, resistant to rust, and dense tree form upright growth habit. Knobby trunk. 
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