Plumeria Varieties and Cultivar Guide

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Barbara Hoak FCN Plumeria

Barbara Hoak is a Florida Colors Nursery Seedling of Plumeria Pudica 2012. The pod parent is an original seedling of P.pudica named “La Florida”. Very large flowers have a modest scent of frangipani. White with a light edge of pink on the underside. The large leaves are like P. rubra. Total absence of rust on the leaves. This seedling will be used intensely for breeding purposes. Pollen from dark red flowers will be used following the legacy of Bill Moragne. The seedling was named after the widow of Joe Hoak, a prominent horticulturist and nursery owner in South Florida. 

  • Color(s): Multi color  White, pink and yellow
  • Flower Size: 4″
  • Blooming: Good Bloomer
  • Growth: Medium
  • Scent: Frangipani
  • AKA’s:
  • History: Florida Colors Nursery Seedling
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