Some Plumeria cultivars are known for their unique and unusual flower colors, adding excitement and variety to collections. Examples of cultivars with unusual flower colors include “Black Widow” with dark red and black flowers, “Mardi Gras” with multicolored petals, “Lemon Drop” with pale yellow flowers, “Cherry Tart” with deep pink and red tones, and “Mint […]

Proper labeling contributes significantly to the preservation of rare Plumeria cultivars. By accurately identifying and documenting these unique varieties, growers can ensure their distinction from other cultivars. This distinction is vital for recognizing and safeguarding rare and endangered Plumeria species and hybrids. Through proper names and labeling, rare cultivars gain recognition within the Plumeria community, […]

Proper labeling enhances the value of unique and rare Plumeria cultivars by establishing their authenticity and distinct identity. For collectors and enthusiasts, rare cultivars with proper names become highly prized additions to their collections. The uniqueness of each rare cultivar is more apparent when it is labeled correctly, increasing its desirability among enthusiasts. Proper labeling […]

Rare or exotic Plumeria cultivars can often be found through specialty nurseries, horticultural societies, and collectors who specialize in unique and rare varieties. Plant expos, botanical gardens, and Plumeria enthusiast events are also excellent places to encounter rare cultivars and connect with collectors and enthusiasts who may be willing to share or trade cuttings. Additionally, […]