Plumeria cultivars are typically named by their breeders or developers. The names often reflect the cultivar’s parentage, unique traits, flower colors, or the name of the breeder or hybridizer. For example, a cultivar with pink flowers bred by a person named Smith may be called “Smith’s Pink Delight.” Some cultivars are named after special events, […]

Plumeria cultivars, which are cultivated varieties or hybrids, are named by their breeders or developers. Breeders often choose names for cultivars that highlight their unique characteristics, parentage, or personal significance. For example, a breeder may name a new Plumeria cultivar “Starlight Princess” if it has white flowers with a star-like pattern. To ensure clarity and […]

Yes, Plumeria cultivars can be named after individuals as a way to honor and commemorate their contributions or significance. Breeders may name cultivars after themselves, family members, friends, mentors, or other influential figures in their lives. Additionally, some cultivars may be named to honor notable horticulturists, botanists, or individuals who have made significant contributions to […]