The Ultimate Plumeria Care Guide offers vital insights into nurturing Plumeria plants according to different regional climates, seasonal changes and microclimates.
Hawaiian Flag JL Plumeria
Hawaiian Flag Moku Avenue, Hawaii Very nice sweet frangipani scent. Over 4″. Petals are very erect and straight. Ends up with a curl not a curve when it is warm and is open for a couple days. Largest individual flowers. Large clusters of 4″ rainbow cover a medium tree. Recommended. great fragrance and excellent producer. Long, tapered, and twisting petals of pink, orange, yellow, and cream. Keeping quality is good. Fades somewhat over several days. Bright rainbow from hot pink to white with half of the yellow color toward center, orange veins, long petal with nice ruffle, curve tips, reddish-pink band on the back, spicy-sweet fragrant. Outstanding colors blooms every year..big flowers. Leggy. Gets black spots on her leaves. Leaves get red splotches, petals have a little ruffle. Medium tree. Very long bloom season. Cold sensitive. Injuries to a branch will cause it to die back to the stem. Amazing color and super nice scent..great bloomer as well. Blooms before leafing. Hawaiian Flag has those wavy edges where Englewood does not. on its own roots is a small tree slow grower and cold sensitive.
