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- [Potting Media for Plumeria](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/plumeria-care/soil/potting-media-for-plumeria/) - Low-quality or substandard potting media is a major source of problems with plumeria grown in containers (and, really, any container-grown plants). Plumerias that are potted in substandard or old decomposed potting soil are weaker than healthy plants, so they're more likely to drop leaves, turn yellow, attract pests, and just generally die. Potting media, of
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- [Plumeria Care Regimen](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/plumeria-care/plumeria-care-regimen/) - I would like to share our vision of the best possible regiment, SO FAR, for our plumeria growing in South Florida. I hope the following helps you with your goals and plans for 2017. The goal is to know what, when and why, so you can improve every year by giving your plumeria the best growing environment. Making a plan and documenting all adjustments will allow you to look back and hopefully determine where you can make improves. Before the season starts we always examine what we did last year and try and determine how we can improve our methods and products. The following is an outline of what we're planning for our 2017 Care Regiment at Florida Colors. Please keep in mind your growing environment and how it differs from South Florida Zone 10B. The start of your plan should correspond to when you are past the threat of a frost or freeze. You should also make a plan to protect you plumeria from cold weather, just in case you get caught.
- [Why Use Carl Pool Root Activator](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/uncategorized/why-use-carl-pool-root-activator/) - Carl Pool Root Activator is a 100% natural product which safely promotes regeneration of roots through increased elongation rates. Root Activator stimulates fast root growth, reduces transplant shock, and hastens plant establishment. Use on all newly planted or transplanted plants and soil, and any time additional root growth is desired to reach the potential of underperforming
- [Why Use Vitazyme](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/uncategorized/why-use-vitazyme/) - Vitazyme is a liquid concentrate microbially synthesized from plant materials and then stabilized for long life. Powerful but natural biostimulants contained in the material greatly benefit plant growth and soil conditions to boost growth and profits for the grower. Vitazyme is non-toxic. It is organic, safe and sustainable and has an array of active agents, including: Known
- [How to Use Vitazyme](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/uncategorized/how-to-use-vitazyme/) - How to Use Vitazyme with Plumeria Potted Plumeria and Typical Gardens Simply use Vitazyme once a month during the growing season. You can drench or water Vitazyme by hand at a rate of .9% (1 oz./gallon) over top of both the plumeria and the soil. Of course keep in mind watering times, not because Vitazyme
- [Water Rooting vs Soil Rooting Plumeria](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/uncategorized/water-rooting-vs-soil-rooting-plumeria/) - Rooting Cutting, is there a right way? Is rooting in water the best way for Plumeria? Although people have been rooting plumeria in water with some success, this is not the best way to root your plumeria. The roots that form in water are not the same as roots that form in the soil. They are fragile
- [Using Soil and Soil Mixes](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/plumeria-care/soil/using-soil-and-soil-mixes/) - Well prepared garden soil is great for growing Plumeria in the ground but when it comes to growing Plumeria in containers, it needs to be changed improved or changed as the roots grow and use up the nutrients. Soils for containers need to be well aerated and well drained while still being able to retain
- [A Guide to Growing Plumeria From Seed](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/plumeria-id/plumeria-parts/seed-plumeria-parts/18250-2/) - I've been using FlexiPlugs by Grow-Tech for the last four years to germinate seeds and grow seedlings for the first phase of root growing, with very good results results. I would like to share my experience with this Guide. Click on this linke to find out more about how I use them. My methods may
- [Plumeria - Cutting, Rooted or Grafted](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/plumeria/plumeria-cutting-rooted-grafted/) - When looking for plumeria it helps to know what to look for and what to expect if you are getting a plumeria cutting, a rooted Plumeria or a grafted Plumeria. A Plumeria Cutting is the tip of a branch cut from a donor plumeria, usually about 10"-18" long depending on the donor plumeria growing habit. Cuttings
- [The influence of colors on plants](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/plumeria-resources/the-influence-of-colors-on-plants/) - Light is essential for every plant. Chlorophyll allows plants to convert energy from light into sugars. Does light impact plants in ways other than just supplying them with energy? Do the colors within light even influence a plant’s growth and development? Start reading here and find out for yourself. By D. Kroeze MSc., CANNA Research

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- [Plumeria Today](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/) - PLUMERIA FROM AROUND THE WORLD! Plumeria Collections Plumeria Collections offer a stunning visual journey through the world of Plumeria, brought to life by the passionate efforts of dedicated growers. These photo galleries are meticulously curated to showcase the beauty, diversity, and unique characteristics of Plumeria varieties from around the globe. Examples: Moragne Collection, Thornton Collection,
- [Base Cations](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/base-cations/) - Discover the Essential Elements of Plumeria Growth: Potassium, Calcium, and Magnesium Unlock the secret to thriving Plumeria plants with our guide on the critical base cations: Potassium (K), Calcium (Ca), and Magnesium (Mg). These nutrients play pivotal roles in plant health and development. Let's dive into how each one supports your Plumeria's growth. Potassium (K+)
- [Plumeria Collections](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/) - Plumeria.Today is proud to showcase an exquisite array of Plumeria photo galleries, meticulously organized and presented by a dedicated community of growers. Our collections include the esteemed Moragne Collection, Thornton Collection, Florida Colors Collection, Jungle Jack Collection, and Jim Little Collection, along with contributions from passionate small-scale growers like the Norwood Collection, Ford Collection, and
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- [Spider Mite - Pest](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/insects-pests/spider-mite/) - Spider Mite - Pests & Diseases Spider mites affect many crops worldwide. There are well over 1200 species of spider mite, of which more than a hundred can be considered a pest, and about 10 are major pests. The most well known and problematic spider mite is Tetranychus urticae (common names include red spider mite
- [Leaf Shape](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/about-plumeria/pumeria-characteristics/leaf-shape-terms/) - Leaves Leaves functions Manufacture food through photosynthesis This is possible due to the green pigment in them called CHLOROPLAST, Leaves are the chief food producing organ in MOST not all plants, and because they create food via photosynthesis they are typically arranged in convenient ways to allow maximum absorption of sunlight. Gas (air) exchange, Respiration Leaves use our bi-product
- [About Plumeria](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/about-plumeria/) - Plumeria / Frangipani Nothing evokes that tropical feeling quite like the Plumeria. Their sweet scent and sheer beauty make them universally loved and the blooms look sensational on the tree and as a cut flower. Pick up some freshly fallen blooms and float them in a bath or bowl of water and it’s easy to
- [How to Identify Plumeria Colors](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/about-plumeria/how-to-identify-plumeria-colors/) - Identifying Plumeria Cultivars by Flower Color The following key to 40 major plumeria cultivars and is based on the most prominent color in the petal. Additional information on each cultivar, including descriptions of the petals and leaves, is presented afterward. Color determinations were based on the Munsel Hue Scale of the Nickerson Color Fan. When
- [About Us](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/home/about/) - Plumeria Today is dedicate to the gathering of information about Growing Plumeria for Pleasure and Profit. Assimilation is the easiest method because it does not require a great deal of adjustment. Through this process, we add new information to our existing knowledge base, sometimes reinterpreting these new experiences so that they will fit in with previously
- [Photograph Plumeria for Registration](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/home/5558-2/) - Related Images:
- [Propagation](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/propagation/) - Plant propagation is the branch of horticulture which deals with the deliberate (or intentional) production of new plants using various starter materials, including their intensive but temporary care. It is primarily practiced to produce seedlings or clones of plants for planting in containers for display or decor or other uses. To understand the science of
- [About Frost and Freeze Damage](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/when-to-worry-about-frost/) - Freezing is really bad for plumeria, but frost can do some severe damage also. One method we use is to turn the sprinklers on before sunrise and allow them to run until the frost has gone our cars. Frost damage occurs on plumeria leaves, branch tips and blooms when the sun hits the ice crystals.
- [Hilo Beauty](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/hilo-beauty/)
- [Hong Red](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/hong-red/)
- [Hurricane](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/hurricane/)
- [India](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/india/)
- [Iolani](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/iolani/) - [Show slideshow] Plumeria cv 'Iolani' This should read more as an obituary than a description of P. ‘Iolani.’. It is believed that ‘Iolani’ is extinct, the last specimen succumbing to the larva of the long horned beetle at the University of Hawaii during 1995. ‘Iolani’ was very similar to P. ‘Mele Pa Bowman’,
- [Irma 5](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/irma-5/)
- [Plumeria Cultivars and Varieties](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/about-plumeria/pumeria-characteristics/plumeria-cultivars-and-varieties/) - What’s the difference between Cultivars and Varieties? It is important to use the right terms the right way (at least most of the time). Variety and cultivar are two terms often abused by gardeners and horticulturists. Both are part of the scientific name. Both appear after the specific epithet (second term in a scientific name).
- [Guide to Coco Coir Growing Media](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/guide-growing-media/) - When picking out the right growing media for Plumeria there are several things to consider. After reading the labels, you actually became more confused than before. The scoop on growing media. First off, it needs to be stated that technically all of the “potting soils” sold in grow shops and gardens centers are actually soilless
- [Pumeria and Frangipani Characteristics](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/pumeria-and-frangipani-characteristics/) - Pumeria Characteristics This page describes general observations and characteristics of cultivars of genus Plumeria. The plumeria genus is composed of five or more species although nearly all cultivars are considered part of species P. rubra or P. obtusa. We are concerned with the flower, the leaf, and the plant as a whole. There are certain
- [Beetles - Pest](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/insects-pests/beetles-pest/) - Beatles eat plumeria leaves and flowers at night, usually during the month of May/June. May Beetles Phyllophaga spp., Scarabaeidae, COLEOPTERA DESCRIPTION Adult — Many species of May beetles (also known as June beetles) occur in any given area. They are shiny, robust insects, reddish-brown to black in color. Oblong in shape, they reach a
- [Potting Soil](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/soils-and-growing-mediums/potting-soil/) - The structure of potting soil determines how much water and air are available to the roots. Air is important for the roots’ oxygen supply and for the micro-organisms in the root environment. Roots need oxygen for growth, maintenance of the root system, and the uptake of water and nutrients. The provision of a good
- [Soils and Growing Mediums](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/soils-and-growing-mediums/) - What Is Soil? Soil is a living, breathing, natural entity composed of solids, liquids, and gases. Soil has five major functions: Provides a habitat for organisms Recycles waste products Filters water Serves as an engineering material Provides a medium for plumeria growth Our focus will be on the fifth function. In this role, soil provides structural
- [Pumeria Characteristics](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/about-plumeria/pumeria-characteristics/) - This page describes general observations and characteristics of cultivars of genus Plumeria. The plumeria genus is composed of five or more species although nearly all cultivars are considered part of species P. rubra or P. obtusa. We are concerned with the flower, the leaf, and the plant as a whole. There are certain characteristics considered
- [Fertilizer Basics](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/fertilizer-basics/) - Fertilizer Nutrients Plumeria need to be fertilized because most soil does not provide the essential nutrients required for optimum growth. Even if you are lucky enough to start with great garden soil, as your plants grow, they absorb nutrients and leave the soil less fertile. Remember those beautiful blooms and leaves you grew last year?
- [Aurelia](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/norwood-collection/aurelia/) - Related Images:
- [Water Uptake and Transport in Vascular Plants](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/water-uptake-and-transport-in-vascular-plants/) - Water Uptake and Transport in Vascular Plants By: Andrew J. McElrone (U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, University of California, Davis), Brendan Choat (University of Western Sydney), Greg A. Gambetta (University of California, Davis) & Craig R. Brodersen (University of Florida) © 2013 Nature Education If water is so important to plant growth and survival, then why would plants waste so much of it? The answer
- [Abigail](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/abigail/) - Florida Colors Nursery's Abigail #346 Florida Colors Nursery seedling of Maui Beauty named for Luc's great niece. Light pink, outer edge fading to predominantly white, yellow center. Wide highly overlapping petals, with rounded tips 3". Slightly upturned inner edges. Medium pink stripes fading to white on the reverse. Keeping quality is average with an average tendency
- [Insects - Pests](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/insects-pests/) - Introduction Insects thrive in more environments than any other group of animals. They live in the air, on and in the soil, and in water. Insects and mites are among the oldest and most numerous animals on earth, with an estimated 100,000 different insect species in North America alone. A typical backyard contains 1,000 or
- [Jean Moragne Sr](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/moragne-collection/jean-moragne/) - Plumeria cv 'Jean Moragne Sr' P. 'Jean Moragne' is one of the famous Moragne hybrids produced by the late Mr. William Moragne, Sr. of Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii during the 1950s. After nearly twenty years of experiments, Mr. Moragne performed first documented cross pollination of Plumeria rubra varieties. The results are some of the most spectacular
- [George Brown](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/george-brown/)
- [Manure and Compost as Nutrient Sources](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/manure-compost-nutrient-sources/) - Using manure and compost as nutrient sources for fruit and vegetable crops Carl J. Rosen and Peter M. Bierman Manure is a valuable fertilizer for any farming operation and has been used for centuries to supply needed nutrients for crop growth. The use of manure has generally declined on many farms over the past 50
- [Plumeria Seed Pods](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/plumeria-seed-pods/) - Plumeria seeds form when a flower is pollinated either by the wind (self pollination) or by an animal, hummingbird, butterfly, thrip, sphinx moth, tiny ants or by human. Once pollinated, plumeria flowers will fade and begin to grow into seed pods. Plumeria seed pods grow from flowers pollinated during the previous growth season. A single pod
- [A Guide to Grow Plumeria from Cuttings](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/how-to-grow-plumeria-from-cuttings/) - Propagation by cuttings is the most commonly used method to propagate plumeria, a cutting will produce an exact clone of the parent plant. Normally plumeria cuttings are quite easy to root if done in the Spring and Summer. All plumeria cuttings will root under perfect conditions, some take longer than others. Do your research so
- [Gibberellins (GAs) and Gibberellic acid (GA3)](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/gibberellins-gas-gibberellic-acid-ga3/) - Gibberellins (GAs) are plant hormones that regulate growth and influence various developmental processes, including stem elongation, germination, dormancy, flowering, sex expression, enzyme induction, and leaf and fruit senescence. Gibberellin was first recognized in 1926 by a Japanese scientist, Eiichi Kurosawa, studying bakanae, the "foolish seedling" disease in rice. It was first isolated in 1935 by Teijiro
- [Gibberellic acid in plants](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/gibberellic-acid-plants/) - Plant Signal Behav. 2013 Sep 1; 8(9): e25504. Published online 2013 Jun 28. doi: 10.4161/psb.25504 PMCID: PMC4002599 Gibberellic acid in plant Still a mystery unresolved Ramwant Gupta* and S K Chakrabarty This article has been cited by other articles in PMC. Abstract Gibberellic acid (GA), a plant hormone stimulating plant growth and
- [Germinating and Caring for Plumeria Seeds and Seedlings](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/germinating-caring-plumeria-seeds-seedlings/) - At first glance, a seed appears to be just a small, simple thing. But hidden inside is the potential for a unique and wonderful plumeria that may take the world by storm. Inside each seed exists all of the genetic information needed for that plumeria to grow throughout its entire life cycle and its destiny
- [How to Root Plumeria Cuttings](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/root-plumeria-cuttings/) - Propagation by cuttings is the most commonly used method to propagate plumeria. Normally plumeria cuttings are quite easy to root if done in the Spring and Summer. All plumeria cutting will root under perfect conditions, some take longer than others. Do your research so you are aware of the hard to root cultivars. Some hybrid
- [Why use Bioblast](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/why-use-bioblast/) - The future of Plumeria health is here. Bioblast is more than a fertilizer 7-7-7 NPK, it's a Plant Food & Biostimulant. Bioblast is innovation for your plumeria or other plants and is the ultimate plant food and growth activator for all your growing needs. Introducing BioBlast an all natural organic Bio Activator with Rooting Agents Growth Activators
- [Soil pH and its Importance](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ph-importance-testing-adjusting/) - Soil pH (a measure of the acidity or alkalinity of the soil) Soil pH is one of the most important soil properties that affects the availability of nutrients. Macronutrients tend to be less available in soils with low pH. Micronutrients tend to be less available in soils with high pH. Lime – can be added to
- [Nutrients](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/) - Sixteen chemical elements are known to be important to a plant’s growth and survival. The sixteen chemical elements are divided into two main groups: non-mineral and mineral. Non-Mineral Nutrients The Non-Mineral Nutrients are hydrogen (H), oxygen (O), & carbon (C). These nutrients are found in the air and water. In a process called photosynthesis, plants use energy from the sun to change carbon dioxide (CO2 – carbon and oxygen)
- [Understanding Plumeria Dormancy](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/understanding-plumeria-dormancy/) - Dormancy, state of reduced metabolic activity adopted by many organisms under conditions of environmental stress or, often, as in winter, when such stressful conditions are likely to appear. In plant physiology, dormancy is a period of arrested plant growth. It is a survival strategy exhibited by many plant species, which enables them to survive in climates where part of
- [Plumeria Meanings and Symbolism](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/plumeria-meanings-and-symbolism/) - The Plumeria and Frangipani Flower: It’s Meanings & Symbolism Few tropical flowers are as delicate and pure looking as the Plumeria. Also commonly known as frangipani, this flower is native to South America and the Caribbean Islands. Even if you do not live in a climate zone warm enough for growing your own Plumeria outside year
- [Leaf Miner - Pest](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/insects-pests/leaf-miner-pest/) - Any insect which lays its eggs in the spongy layer between the upper and lower surfaces of leaves is known as a leaf miner. Larvae develop between the leaf surfaces and tunnel or ‘mine’ out the spongy middle layer as they grow, giving leaves a spotty and brownish appearance. The four stages of its development
- [Camelot](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/norwood-collection/camelot/) - About Camelot Camelot is a seedling of Penang Peach, a compact grower. Camelot loves the heat which causes the color vary. Camelot has produced seedpods on the mother tree every year including the very first year it bloomed. A great seed producer. Grown from seed by Tex and Kay Norwood in Texas. It first bloomed in
- [The Role of Phosphorus (P)](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/the-role-of-phosphorus/) - Phosphorus is a vital component of adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the ‘energy unit’ of plants. ATP forms during photosynthesis, has P in its structure, and processes from the beginning of seedling growth through to the formation of grain and maturity. The general health and vigor of all plants requires P. Some specific growth factors associated with P
- [Elizabeth Thornton's Plumeria Introductions](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/home/elizabeth-thorntons-plumeria-introductions/) - Firecracker 2 Photos Lemon Drop 13 Photos Mardi Gras 7 Photos Mauve 4 Photos Maverick 6 Photos Texas Aggie 8 Photos Texas Fiesta 2 Photos Texas Star 1 Photos The following table is a summary of the information presented in a color booklet cataloging the Plumeria Cultivars produced by Elizabeth Thornton. Key: Number = The line number of the cultivar described.
- [The Moragne Plumerias](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/home/the-moragne-plumerias/) - Mary Moragne 21 Photos Jean Moragne 1 Photos Bill Moragne 4 Photos Kimi Moragne 4 Photos Edi Moragne 5 Photos Katie Moragne 8 Photos Moragne 23 7 Photos Jeannie Moragne 16 Photos Fifty years ago, a dedicated amateur made the first controlled crosses of these fragrant tropicals. Richard A. Criley & Jim Little Published April 01, 1991 Plumerias, which are native to the
- [Christina B](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/christina-b-plumeria/) - Christina B Plumeria, a seedling from Florida Colors Nursery, a spectacular 3" pink and white with medium dark pink edges and a small orange center. Nice dark red bands on back. A Compact/Medium grower. Petals: overlapping and rounded, pink with darker pink along margin, yellow towards center and a orange center. Fragrance: sweet, medium intensity. Leaves:
- [Christina B](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/christina-b/)
- [Plumeria - Frangipani Caterpillar](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/insects-pests/plumeria-frangipani-caterpillar/) - The caterpillars are the larvae of the frangipani moth, also known as Pseudosphinx tetrio. At up to six inches in length, the plumeria caterpillar is an impressive sight. It’s bright coloration warns birds and other predators that it is not a very tasty meal. The caterpillar feeds on the plumeria tree, which produces a poisonous sap. The caterpillar is not
- [Manganese deficiency guide](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/plumeria-nutrient-deficiencies-2/manganese-deficiency-guide/) - Manganese deficiency guide Manganese is an essential trace element for all plants. Manganese acts as an activator for different enzyme reactions in the plant, for example in water-splitting during photosynthesis, the synthesis of amino acids and proteins and the build up of plant cell membranes and chloroplasts. Manganese is generally taken up via the roots.
- [Potassium deficiency guide](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/plumeria-nutrient-deficiencies-2/potassium-deficiency-guide/) - Potassium deficiency guide It is necessary for all activities having to do with water transport and the opening and closing of the stomata. Potassium takes care of the strength and the quality of the plant and controls countless other processes such as the carbohydrate system. About potassium in short What is it and what does
- [Iron deficiency guide](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/plumeria-nutrient-deficiencies-2/iron-deficiency-guide/) - Iron deficiency guide Iron is a vital element for plant life. Iron has a number of important functions in the overall metabolism of the plant and is essential for the synthesis of chlorophyll. In general, iron is poorly absorbed by the plant. It can only be sufficiently taken up by the roots in certain forms
- [Nitrogen deficiency guide](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/plumeria-nutrient-deficiencies-2/nitrogen-deficiency-guide/) - Nitrogen deficiency guide Nitrogen is one of the important elements a plant needs. It is an important part of proteins, chlorophyll, vitamins, hormones and DNA. Because it is a component of enzymes, nitrogen is involved in all enzyme reactions and plays an active role in the plant’s metabolism. Nitrogen is mainly absorbed by the plant
- [The Plumeria Root System](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/about-plumeria/pumeria-characteristics/the-plumeria-root-system/) - The Plumeria Root System The plumeria root system constitutes a major part of the plant body, both in terms of function and bulk. In plumeria, the root system is the subterranean or underground part of the plant body. Roots are branching organs which grow downward into the soil, a manifestation of geotropism. Branching occurs irregularly and
- [Snails and Slugs - Pest](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/insects-pests/snails-and-slugs-pest/) - Snails and slugs – move by gliding along on a muscular “foot.” This muscle constantly secretes mucus, which later dries to form the silvery “slime trail” that signals the presence of either pest. Slugs and snails are hermaphrodites, so all have the potential to lay eggs. Adult brown garden snails lay about 80 spherical, pearly
- [Black Tip Fungus](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/disease-and-disorders/black-tip-fungus/) - The fungus known as black tip occurs after the plumeria crowns have been exposed to frost or sometimes just cold winter morning dew. The healthier and larger the frangipani, the more resistant it will be to black tip damage. Some fungicides treat it better than others but it can be treated. If the black tip is
- [Mildew](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/disease-and-disorders/mildew/) - Mildew is also known as ‘downy mildew’ and as the disease spreads, the leaves curl up, necrotize and eventually fall off. The parts of the mycelium that contain the spores of the fungus emerge through the stomata of the plant. In good light it can readily be identified by the gray or purple felt like
- [Plumeria Species](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/about-plumeria/plumeria-species/) - Accepted species Plumeria alba L. – Puerto Rico, Lesser Antilles Plumeria clusioides Griseb. (now a synonym of Plumeria obtusa L.) – Cuba Plumeria cubensis Urb. (now a synonym of Plumeria obtusa L.) – Cuba Plumeria ekmanii Urb. (now a synonym of Plumeria obtusa L.) – Cuba Plumeria emarginata Griseb. (now a synonym of Plumeria obtusa
- [Guadalupe Fernandez](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/guadalupe-fernandez/)
- [Hope](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/norwood-collection/hope/)
- [JJ Carnival - Salmon Jack](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/carnival/)
- [Katie Moragne](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/moragne-collection/katie-moragne/) - Plumeria cv. ‘Katie Moragne’ Katie Moragne – Reg #178 An Impressive 4″ flower with intense brick red edged petals contrasted by white radiating with yellow shading from center. Elliptical petals with rounded tip, moderately overlapped; heavy texture; strong sweet fruity scent, great keeping quality. Medium tree, wimpy roots. Huge, lush bloom heads that last. Easy grower, easy
- [Our Mission](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/our-mission/) - Our Mission is to create a plumeria knowledge base through assimilation, we will take in new information or experiences about plumeria and incorporate them into our existing ideas. The process is somewhat subjective because we tend to modify experience or information somewhat to fit in with our pre-existing beliefs. Assimilation is the easiest method because
- [Bewitched](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/bewitched/)
- [Thornton Collection](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/thornton-collection/) - Plumeria grown from seed or introduced by Elizabeth Thornton. Firecracker 2 Photos Lemon Drop 13 Photos Mardi Gras 7 Photos Mauve 4 Photos Maverick 6 Photos Texas Aggie 8 Photos Texas Fiesta 2 Photos Texas Star 1 Photos The following table is a summary of the information presented in a color booklet cataloging the Plumeria Cultivars produced by Elizabeth Thornton. The Exotic Plumeria
- [Lemon Drop](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/thornton-collection/lemon-drop/)
- [Thornton Lemon](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/thornton-collection/thornton-lemon-2/) - Plumeria cv 'Thornton Lemon' There is some question about this cultivar name. It is possible that it may be P. 'Courtade Lemon' described in The Exotic Plumeria by Elizabeth H. Thornton and Sharon H. Thornton. The specimen described here is in the University of Hawaii collection with the name 'Thornton Lemon'. Petal Shading
- [Lake's Plantation](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/stafford-collection/lakes-plantation/)
- [Mary Moragne](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/moragne-collection/mary-moragne/) - Plumeria cv 'Mary Moragne' P. 'Mary Moragne' is one of the famous Moragne hybrids produced by the late Mr. William Moragne, Sr. of Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii during the 1950s. After nearly twenty years of experiments, Mr. Moragne performed the first documented cross pollenation of Plumeria rubra varieties. The results are some of the most spectacular
- [Super Round - J115](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/super-round/)
- [Jenny](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/jenny/)
- [Vivace](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/ford-collection/vivace/)
- [Plant hormones](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/about-plumeria/pumeria-characteristics/plant-hormones/) - Plant hormones Hormones are organic molecules that can influence the physiology and development of plants and animals even at low concentrations. Hormones play an important role in the growth and flowering of the plant and many other things. This article briefly explains how plant hormones work in plants and how hormones ensure that plants flower.
- [Plumeria Fragrance](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/about-plumeria/pumeria-characteristics/true-plumeria-fragrance/) - Hawaii Cooperative Extension Service Horticulture Digest #102 WHAT IS THE TRUE PLUMERIA FRAGRANCE? In the proof-reading phases of the University of Hawaii’s Plumeria Cultivars in Hawaii bulletin 158, the editor disagreed with the authors on the nature of the fragrance of several of the plumeria cultivars. It brought to mind the differences that people come
- [About Plumeria Colors](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/about-plumeria/pumeria-characteristics/about-plumeria-colors/) - The Problem With Colors There is perhaps nothing so ambiguous as a description of color. For example, when is the color red more correctly described as pink, cerise, carmine, rose, or any of a seemingly endless series of names applied to its shades, tints, mixtures, intensities, and hues? How can this information by conveyed? A
- [Why Graft](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/propagation/why-graft/) - Plumeria are often grafted to produce new plants. The benefits to grafting include a established root system and a plant that produces mature blooms sooner while staying true to the parent. Grafting Plumeria Plumeria is a tropical plant that produces a delicately scented bloom. Often called frangipani, the plant is common in areas such
- [Florigen, the flowering hormone](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/florigen-the-flowering-hormone/) - Many plants are ‘short-day’ plants, meaning that the plant starts to bloom once the days shorten. This is why horticulturists cut the amount of light from eighteen hours a day to twelve when they want to start the flowering phase. It’s actually a shame from the plant’s perspective: six fewer hours of light a day
- [Self- and Cross-Pollination](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/propagation/self-and-cross-pollination/) - Self- and Cross-Pollination, Other Types of Pollination and Agents of Pollination Various types of pollination occur in seed plants. As to plant-to-plant pollen transfer, two types exist: self-pollination and cross-pollination. Classification has also been made according to agents of pollination. Having sufficient understanding about these pollination mechanisms are important in crop agriculture. Knowing the normal
- [Plumeria - Frangipani mosaic virus](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/disease-and-disorders/plumeria-frangipani-mosaic-virus/) - 196 August 1978 Family: Virgaviridae Genus: Tobamovirus Species: Frangipani mosaic virus Acronym: FrMV Frangipani mosaic virus A. Varma - Division of Mycology and Plant Pathology, Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi 110012, India A. J. Gibbs - Research School of Biological Sciences, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia Contents Introduction Main Diseases Geographical Distribution Host Range and Symptomatology
- [Perlite vs Vermiculite](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/soils-and-growing-mediums/perlite-vs-vermiculite/) - Perlite and vermiculite are both used to improve moisture retention and aeration in soil. They are used in a similar manner, but they are not interchangeable. Perlite and vermiculite are quite different in composition and in how they improve your soil. Determining which is better for use in your garden depends on your plants and
- [How air temperature affects plants](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/how-air-temperature-affects-plants/) - How air temperature affects plants Temperature is a key factor in plant growth and development. Along with the levels of light, carbon dioxide, air humidity, water and nutrients, temperature influences plant growth and ultimately crop yields. All these factors should be in balance. Temperature influences the plant in the short term as well as the
- [Magnesium (Ca) deficiency guide](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/plumeria-nutrient-deficiencies-2/magnesium-deficiency-guide/) - Magnesium deficiency guide Magnesium is an indispensable element for – amongst others – plants. In plants, it represents a building block for chlorophyll (leaf green), and therefore, it is essential for photosynthesis. At the same time, magnesium plays an important role in the energy transfer. Together with calcium, it is also a component of
- [Plumeria Botany](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/about-plumeria/plumeria-botany/) - Life on our planet would not be possible, much less enjoyable, without plants. They provide food either directly or indirectly to all animal life. Their leaves create oxygen, and their roots grip the soil and prevent erosion. Their branches shade and cool the ground, and they beautify our surroundings with their interesting shapes, colors, textures,
- [Plumeria Care](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/) - How To Take Care Of Your Plumeria / Frangipani Plumeria, also known as Frangipani or Hawaiian lei flower, is an exotic tropical plant that is easy to grow. It can be easily maintained as a small tree grown in a container on the patio or in the garden. Sun Requirements Plumeria love sun, the more
- [What is a Plumeria Center Cut?](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/about-plumeria/pumeria-characteristics/plumeria-center-cut/) - Center Cuts are an often-overlooked cutting that deserves a place in your garden! A center cut is a branch or branches without any growth tips. Treat center cuts as you would any cutting. When a center cut is planted buds will form towards the of the cutting from old leaf nodes and a new growth
- [Micronutrients](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/micronutrients/) - Boron (B) Helps in the use of nutrients and regulates other nutrients. Aids production of sugar and carbohydrates. Essential for seed and fruit development. Sources of boron are organic matter and borax Copper (Cu) Important for reproductive growth. Aids in root metabolism and helps in the utilization of proteins. Chloride (Cl) Aids plant metabolism. Chloride
- [The History and Science of Epsom Salts](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/the-history-and-science-of-epsom-salts/) - This natural mineral, discovered in the well water of Epsom, England, has been used for hundreds of years, not only to fertilize plants but to treat a range of human and animal ailments. Who hasn’t soaked sore feet in it at least once? Chemically, Epsom salts is hydrated magnesium sulfate (about 10 percent magnesium and
- [The Role of Potassium (K)](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/potassium/) - Potassium fertilizer is the “K” in the N-P-K numbers listed on every bag of fertilizer. All fertilizers have three numbers on the bag, such as 11-11-13 or 10-10-10. The numbers represent the relative amounts of Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K) in the fertilizer. They are always listed in that order, and are referred
- [Phosphorus (P) Fallacies](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/phosphorus-fallacies/) - Too Much Of A Good Thing? By Carolyn Elgar It is natural for rosarians to do everything they can to keep their plants producing healthy blooms as often as possible. If we thought fairy dust would do this, we would apply it with enthusiasm. We are fairly certain fairy dust will not do this, but
- [Too Much Nitrogen in Plumeria](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/too-much-nitrogen-in-plumeria/) - The Effects of Too Much Nitrogen when you have too much nitrogen in soil, your plumeria may look lush and green, but their ability to fruit and flower will be greatly reduced. Nitrogen is a key player in producing chlorophyll; this pigment absorbs sunlight for basic photosynthesis needs. Gardeners must make sure that nitrogen, one
- [The Role of Nitrogen (N)](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/the-role-of-nitrogen/) - Nitrogen (N) is essential for plant growth and is part of every living cell. It plays many roles in plants and is necessary for chlorophyll synthesis. Plants take up most of their N as the ammonium (NH4+) or nitrate (No3-) ion. Some direct absorption of urea can occur through the leaves, and small amounts of
- [Scales - Pest](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/insects-pests/scales-pest/) - Can be serious pests on all types of woody plants and shrubs. Scales are so unusual looking that many people do not at first recognize them as insects. Adult female scales and many immature forms do not move, are hidden under a disklike or waxy covering, and lack a separate head or other recognizable body
- [Nematodes - Pest](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/insects-pests/nematodes-pest/) - Microscopic, eel-like roundworms. The most troublesome species in the garden are those that live and feed within plant roots most of their lives and those that live freely in the soil and feed on plant roots. Root knot nematodes usually cause distinctive swellings, called galls, on the roots of affected plants. Infestations of these nematodes
- [Mealybug - Pest](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/insects-pests/mealybug-pest/) - Mealybugs are part of the insect families collectively known as scale insects. They are soft-bodied, without the outer shell associated with insects in the other scale insect families. Instead, mealybugs are usually covered with a white waxy powder Mealybugs have sucking mouthparts. Feeding weakens and stunts plants, causes leaf distortion, yellowing, and even total leaf
- [Fungus Gnats - Pest](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/insects-pests/fungus-gnats-pest/) - Fungus Gnats – Pests & Diseases The adult fungus gnat is a small black fly, about 3-4 mm in length. They are commonly seen swarming in greenhouses because they are attracted by the humidity, high temperatures and decomposing organic matter. Crop substrates offer ideal conditions for their larvae, which are white and legless, resembling small
- [Aphids - Pest](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/insects-pests/aphids-pest/) - Aphids – Pests & Diseases Aphids are no longer than about 4 mm, have a bulbous abdomen and can be many different colors. They are among the most destructive pests to affect cultivated plants in temperate regions. Winged aphids are especially dangerous for your crops, since they destroy plants much faster than regular aphids
- [Stem Rot](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/disease-and-disorders/stem-rot/) - Stem Rot is a disease that causes the decaying of the inner layers of the Plumeria. The plumeria stem becomes soft and squishy as the inside rots away. Stem rot moves very quickly and is almost always fatal to cuttings. Stem Rot usually occurs while trying to root cuttings or during winter storage. Cool temperatures
- [Sooty Mold](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/disease-and-disorders/sooty-mold/) - Sooty mold is actually a symptom of an aphid, whitefly or thrip infestation. These tiny insects feed on plumeria leaf and stem juices and secrete a sticky, sugary liquid called honeydew. Clusters of the insects may be visible on the undersides of infested leaves. Black sooty mold grows in the honeydew on plumeria leaves and
- [Plumeria Rust](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/disease-and-disorders/plumeria-rust/) - Rust Fungus is caused by Coleosporium dominguense and Coleosporium plumeriae In general, however and given rust is rather specific in its host range. Many rust have several kinds of microscopic spores. The plumeria cultivars most susceptible to this fungus are the Plumeria rubra types and the Plumeria obtusa. This fungus manifests itself as red-orange pustules on the
- [(FMV) Virus-causing color break in Plumerias](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/disease-and-disorders/plumeria-frangipani-mosaic-virus/fmv-virus-causing-color-break-in-plumerias/) - (FMV) Virus-causing color break in Plumerias Based upon visual observation of infected plumeria plants from various places for a number of years, it seems that Frangipani Mosaic Virus (FMV) has a minimal effect on the growth and the health of most plumerias with the exception of severe cases in a few cultivars. Its symptoms may
- [Hard water and soft water](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/water-types-quality-and-treatments/hard-water-and-soft-water/) - All over the world, questions pour in as to the distinctions between hard water and soft water and how these differences affect how and what plants are fed. By Geary Coogler, B.Sc. Horticulture The U.S. department of the interior and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) define 60 mg/l (60 ppm) or less of certain ions
- [Over Watering your Plumeria](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/water-types-quality-and-treatments/over-watering-your-plumeria/) - At one time or another we all over water our plumeria or you may live in a heavy rainfall area and had flooding problems. Over watering, prolonged heavy rainfall or flooding can cause havoc on your plumeria. Poor drainage can also contribute to this problem. Anaerobic Soil Over watering your soil causes your soil to be
- [How to read a Fertilizer Label](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/fertilizer-basics/read-fertilizer-label/) - You want to make sure your Plumeria are getting the nutrition they need, but there are so many choices when it comes to selecting fertilizer. How do you know what is really in the bag? There are certain rules that all fertilizer makers must follow when they label their products and understanding these rules
- [What is fertilizer?](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/fertilizer-basics/what-is-fertilizer-and-why-do-plants-need-it/) - In order for a plant to grow and thrive, it needs a number of different chemical elements. The most important are: Carbon, hydrogen and oxygen – Available from air and water and therefore in plentiful supply. Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium (a.k.a. potash) – The three macronutrients and the three elements you find in most packaged fertilizers. Sulfur, calcium,
- [Periodic Table of Crop Nutrients and Deficiencies](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/plumeria-nutrient-deficiencies-2/) - Periodic Table of Crop Nutrients 17 nutrients are essential for plant health. Optimal yields can only be produced when all these nutrients are in proper supply. According to the Law of Minimum, if one or more nutrients are lacking in the soil, crop yields will be reduced, even though an adequate amount of other elements
- [Dean Conklin Plumeria Grove](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/home/dean-conklin-plumeria-grove/) - The Dean Conklin Plumeria Grove is named in honor of the late Mr. Dean Conklin, an employee of the City and County of Honolulu, Parks and Recreation Department. The collection is located in Koko Crater on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. It is owned and managed by the City and County of Honolulu, Parks and
- [Islamorada](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/islamorada/)
- [Beacon LIghts](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/ford-collection/beacon-lights/)
- [Gracie](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/norwood-collection/gracie/)
- [Klong 13](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/kukiat-collection/klong-13/)
- [Engel](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/kukiat-collection/engel/)
- [Fools Gold](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/fools-gold/)
- [Inca Gold](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/inca-gold/)
- [Herzog Persian Velvet](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/herzog-collection/herzog-persian-velvet/)
- [Allegro](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/ford-collection/allegro/)
- [Irma Johnson](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/irma-johnson/) - [Show slideshow]
- [P. Stenopetala](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/p-stenopetala/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Cheyenne](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/cheyenne/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Kukiat Collection](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/kukiat-collection/) - Plumeria Collection grown from seed or introduced by Kukiat Tanteeratarm. Ruby Blue 2 Photos Fireblast 7 Photos Klong 13 9 Photos Blazing Star 2 Photos Engel 4 Photos
- [Fireblast](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/kukiat-collection/fireblast/)
- [Branching Inducers on Plumeria](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/branching-inducers-on-plumeria/) - Branching Inducers on Plumeria By Milton Pierson, Suggested by Dr. Richard A. Criley, Univ. of HawaiiPurpose: To produce more branches per cut from a pruned plumeria limb. UH experiments suggest that lanolin pastes of cytokinins can improve the number of buds which break following pruning. It is desirable to increase lateral shoot production after pruning
- [Root zone temperature and plant health](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/soils-and-growing-mediums/root-zone-temperature-and-plant-health/) - There are many aspects of crop and plant production that are critical for the success of the effort. One of the most often overlooked and seldom allowed for aspects of production centers around the temperature of the root zone. After all, it is out of sight and there is not much that can be done
- [Macronutrients](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/macronutrients/) - Micronutrients are those elements essential for plant growth which are needed in only very small (micro) quantities . These elements are sometimes called minor elements or trace elements, but use of the term micronutrient is encouraged by the American Society of Agronomy and the Soil Science Society of America. The micronutrients are boron (B), copper
- [Water types, quality and treatments](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/water-types-quality-and-treatments/) - Good quality water is the foundation of all soilless growing, however not everyone is blessed with a suitable water source for hydroponics. Even crystal clear water may contain a range of minerals, water treatment chemicals and pathogens which can damage plants and slow growth. Luckily, water is relatively easy to treat and some growers choose
- [Whitefly - Pest](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/insects-pests/whitefly/) - What are Whiteflies? Whiteflies are hemipterous insects belonging to the Aleyrodidae family. They can cause considerable damage and loss of production. What can you see? Discolored patches on the parts of the leaf where the insects have been feeding. What can you do? One of the main objectives when controlling whitefly is to prevent the
- [What food do seeds need?](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/where-does-a-seed-get-its-food/) - A typical seed has the following parts and the functions. Radicle = It is embryonic root system.during seed germination it begins to grow and goes down in the soil to form the root system. Plumule = It is the embryonic shoot system. During germination it begins to grow and form the shoot system; viz.
- [Micro-organisms in the growing medium](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/soils-and-growing-mediums/micro-organisms-in-the-growing-medium/) - Micro-organisms are present everywhere; in the air, in water, on plants and in the soil. They can remain dormant for long periods in many different ways, as spores, mitochondrion (a membrane-enclosed organelle found in the cells of most organisms) or hyphae, and they can live up to several years and on a wide range of
- [Potassium (K)](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/macronutrients/potassium-k/) - Potassium is a chemical element with symbol K (derived from Neo-Latin kalium) and atomic number 19. Elemental potassium is a soft silvery-white alkali metal that oxidizes rapidly in air and is very reactive with water, generating sufficient heat to ignite the hydrogen emitted in the reaction and burning with a lilac flame. Naturally occurring potassium
- [Calcium (Ca) deficiency guide](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/plumeria-nutrient-deficiencies-2/calcium-deficiency-guide/) - Calcium deficiency guide Calcium occurs throughout the entire plant. It is used for many processes in the plant, however, calcium is most important for the growth process. It has a regulating effect in the cells and contributes to the stability of the plant. Plants have two transportation systems at their disposal: the xylem vessels
- [Phosphorus deficiency guide](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/nutrients/plumeria-nutrient-deficiencies-2/phosphorus-deficiency-guide/) - Phosphorus (K) deficiency guide Phosphorus plays an important role for all living organisms and is an essential nutrient element for plants and animals. It has a key position in the combustion processes of the cell, and in the total energy transfer of the plant. It is also a “building block” of the cell walls,
- [Thrips - Pest](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/care/insects-pests/thrips-pest/) - Thrips – Pests & Diseases Thrips are recognizable by their small size and long flat shape. The adult thrips has four feathery wings. They can vary in color from gray to yellow or brown. Thrips are carriers of viruses, mainly of the genus Tospovirus. These viruses cause significant crop loss and are incurable. About
- [Scott Pratt](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/scott-pratt/) - ‘Scott Pratt’ #93 – the first plumeria registered. Aka: Kohala, Koloa Red, Black Jack (seedling of SP), probably aka Kauai Beauty. Guatemala. A strong red w/small, strong red center and fine black radiating lines; petal narrow, elliptical, round tip, moderately overlapping; moderate reddish-brown band on back; 2 1/2″ dia.; slight spicy scent becoming stronger on
- [Plumeria Ruba](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/home/plumeria-ruba/) - Scientific Classification Kingdom: Plantae (unranked): Angiosperms (unranked): Eudicots (unranked): Asterids Order: Gentianales Family: Apocynaceae Subfamily: Rauvolfioideae Tribe: Plumerieae Genus: Plumeria Species: P. rubra Binomial name: Plumeria rubra Plumeria
- [Pauahi Alii](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/pauahi-alii/) - Related Images:
- [Roots and root hairs](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/about-plumeria/pumeria-characteristics/roots-and-root-hairs/) - Roots are one of the most important parts of the plant for taking up nutrients and water. For some growers, they are so important that they always check the root system before watering. By Pieter Klaassen CANNA Research The foundation Plants need roots in order to stay upright and not to be
- [Kimo](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/kimo/) - [Show slideshow] Plumeria cv ‘Kimo’ Petal Shading Top: Basically Yellow 9A becoming pale toward the tip, but overlaid by grainy Red-Purple 59C in splotches and veins becoming more intense on the right. The overall orange appearance becomes much more purple when growing during periods of higher ambient temperature. Bottom: The left half is Red-Purple 59C,
- [Kona Hybred](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/kona-hybred/) - [Show slideshow] Plumeria cv ‘Kona Hybrid # 26’ Petal Shading Top: Central (base of petal) Yellow 13A fades to white near the tip. The entire petal is overlaid with grainy Red-Purple 60D yielding an orange to pink appearance. Bottom: A Red-Purple 59A stripe on the left, then a Red 53C band, then white overlaid with
- [Irma Bryan](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/irma-bryan/) - [Show slideshow] Plumeria cv ‘Irma Bryan’ Petal Shading Top: Orangish Red-Pruple 60C. Center (base) is Orange-Red 35A overlaid with grainy Red-Purple 60C. The Red-Purple 60C tends to fade, leaving the flower more orange after a few days. Bottom: A Greyed-Purple 187B stripe, then Greyed-Purple 187D. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 8.5 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to
- [Jeannie Moragne](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/moragne-collection/jeannie-moragne/) - Plumeria cv 'Jeannie Moragne' P. 'Jeannie Moragne' is one of the famous Moragne hybrids produced by the late Mr. William Moragne, Sr. of Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii during the 1950s. After nearly twenty years of experiments, Mr. Moragne performed the first documented cross pollination of Plumeria rubra varieties. The results are some of the most spectacular
- [Kimi Moragne](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/moragne-collection/kimi-moragne/) - Plumeria cv ‘Kimi Moragne’ P. ‘Kimi Moragne’ is one of the famous Moragne hybrids produced by the late Mr. William Moragne, Sr. of Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii during the 1950s. After nearly twenty years of experiments, Mr. Moragne performed the first documented cross pollination of Plumeria rubra varieties. The results are some of the most spectacular
- [Duke](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/duke/) - Duke Reg#097, Showy red 3″ flower with large bright yellow center and strong red bands Duke is a strong red and strong pink w/small, brilliant yellow center, somewhat grainy pigmentation, radiating dark red lines on front; wide petal, round tip, moderately overlapping, strong red band on front; fair texture, flower is 3″ in
- [Glossary](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/glossary-2/) - [glossary]
- [Daisy Wilcox](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/daisy-wilcox/) - Plumeria cv 'Daisy Wilcox' Petal Shading Top: White with central Yellow 12A blending with grainy Red-Purple 63A in the lower right giving an orange appearance. Bottom: A grainy Red-Purple 63A stripe, that looks pink, on the left, then white. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 14 cm Texture: Fleshy, so heavy they tend to droop Tendency to
- [Courtade Pink](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/courtade-pink/) - Plumeria cv 'Courtade Pink' Petal Shading Top: Pale Red-Purple 69A with a brilliant center of Yellow 9B. Bottom: Very pale Red-Purple 69C faiding to near white on the right. A small splash of Yellow 9B is in the lower right. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 12.5 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to Fade: Dramatic Petal Type: Wide
- [Dean Conklin](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/dean-conklin/) - Plumeria cv 'Dean Conklin' Petal Shading Top: Yellow-Orange 14A at the base, then white. Grainy Red-Purple 64C overlays most of the petal, where it overlays the yellow-orange it forms an orangish appearance. Bottom: A Red-Purple 64C stripe becomes pale and grainy to the right. A splash of Yellow-Orange 14A mingles with the red-purple in the
- [Cranberry Red](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/cranberry-red/) - Plumeria cv 'Cranberry Red' Petal Shading Top: Red-Purple 61C with an orangish Red 45B center (base of petal). Bottom: A Red-Purple 61B stripe, then Red-Purple 62B fadeing toward the right side. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 8.5 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to Fade: Dramatic Petal Type: Elliptical, somewhat pointed tip Fragrance: Plumeria Intenstiy of Fragrance: Mild
- [Donald Angus](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/donald-angus-2/) - Plumeria cv 'Donald Angus' P.'Donald Angus' is highly influenced by temperature. During very hot weather it it nearly a solid Red-Purple 61A. Petal Shading Top: Orange Red 33A for the center third (base of petal), then white toward the tip. The entire petal is overlaid with Red-Purple 61B in varying intensities becoming an intense stripe
- [Conch Shell](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/conch-shell/) - Plumeria cv 'Conch Shell' Petal Shading Top: n/a Bottom: n/a Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 6 cm Texture: Fragile Tendency to Fade: Moderate Petal Type: Wide, elliptical, round tip Fragrance: Floral sweet Intenstiy of Fragrance: Mild Leaf Color: Green Texture: n/a Leaf Border Color: Red Petiole Color: n/a Shape: n/a Length: 36 cm Width: 13.5 cm
- [Chocko Delight](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/chocko-delight/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Cleopatra](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/cleopatra/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Coral Cream](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/coral-cream/) - [Show slideshow]
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- [Carmen](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/carmen/) - Plumeria cv 'Carmen' Petal Shading Top: Center third (bottom) of petal is Yellow-Orange 14B. White the left becomes overlaid with grainy Red-Purple 60D with intensification toward the right side. Bottom: A Red-Purple 60D stripe on the left is followed by a second pale and grainy of the same color, then white to the right. A
- [Schmidt Red](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/schmidt-red/) - Plumeria cv 'Schmidt Red' P. 'Schmidt Red' is so similar to P. 'Hilo Beauty' that not everyone agrees that they are distinct cultivars. The specimens in the University of Hawaii's collection are adjacent to one another. If one uses plenty of imagination; the mature 'Schmidt Red' seems more upright while the mature 'Hilo Beauty' seems
- [Cerise](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/cerise/) - Plumeria cv 'Cerise' Petal Shading Top: Red-Purple 63A. Central (base) color is Yellow 9A, but is frequently barely visible. Bottom: A Red-Purple 59C stripe on the left, then Red-Purple 59D with a small white patch in the lower right. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 10 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to Fade: Moderate Petal Type: Elliptical, pointer
- [Celadine](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/celadine/) - Plumeria cv 'Celadine' Petal Shading Top: Yellow 14B fading to pale Yellow 4D near tip. Bottom: Pale Yellow 4D with a small stripe of Yellow 7A in the lower right. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 9.5 cm Texture: Good Tendency to Fade: Slight Petal Type: Obovate, sometines reflexed, round tip Fragrance: Plumeria Intenstiy of Fragrance: Strong
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- [Apricot Locks](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/apricot-locks/) - [Show slideshow]
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- [Bali Rainbow](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/bali-rainbow/) - [Show slideshow]
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- [Barbados Showgirl](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/barbados-showgirl/) - [Show slideshow]
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- [Bonnie Fox](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/bonnie-fox/) - [Show slideshow]
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- [Madame Poni](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/madame-poni/) - Plumeria cv 'Madame Poni' P.'Madame Poni' is unusual in the degree of variation that can be seen in flowers on the same tree at the same time. Frequently, areas of color are completly absent. It also unusual in its rigid and twisted petals that give it somewhat of a star like appearance. Petal Shading Top:
- [Mele Pa Bowman](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/mele-pa-bowman/) - Plumeria cv 'Mele Pa Bowman' P. 'Mele Pa Bowman' is one of a handfull of plumeria cutivars considered members of P. obtusa. It was discovered growing as an apparent open pollenated seedling of P. 'Celadine' and P. 'Singapore'. Petal Shading Top: Yellow 7B modulating to Yellow 4D at the tip and edges of the petal.
- [Sunshine](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/sunshine/) - Plumeria cv 'Sunshine' There is some question about this cultivar name. It is possible that it may be P. 'Yellow Rose of Texas' described in The Exotic Plumeria by Elizabeth H. Thornton and Sharon H. Thornton, it bears no resemblance to P. 'Sunshine' described in that same work. The specimen described here is in the
- [Espinda](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/espinda/) - Plumeria cv 'Espinda' Petal Shading Top: Grainy and veiny Red-Purple 60D on white more intense on the right. The center is Yellow 9B. Bottom: A Red-Purple 60D stripe on the left, then grainy and veiny Red-Purple 60D on white fading to white. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 9 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to Fade: Moderate Petal
- [Loretta](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/loretta/) - Plumeria cv 'Loretta' Petal Shading Top: Central (bottom) Yellow-Orange 14B becomes white after about one third of the way to the petal tip. From the left, grainy Red-Purple 60C overlays part of the central yellow and white becoming more intense on the right. The overal effect is a central orange appearance that is more pink
- [Ruffles](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ruffles/) - Plumeria cv 'Ruffles' P.'Ruffles' is characterized by an unusual anomaly, probably a virus, that affects the opening of some florets. Severely affected florets resemble a small sheet of paper that's been waded up. Note in the image that some florets are affected while others appear completely normal. The measurements here, except flower width, were from
- [Peachglow Shell](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/peachglow-shell/) - Plumeria cv 'Peachglow Shell' Since this flower does not usually open, what is seen is the alternating red and yellow stripes of the bottoms of successive petals. P. 'Peachglow Shell' is one of the few shell type plumeria flowers. This cultivar is distinguished from is cousin 'White Shell' by its warm orangish glow, opposed to
- [Giant Plastic Pink](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/giant-plastic-pink/) - Plumeria cv 'Giant Plastic Pink' Petal Shading Top: Pale and grainy Red-Purple 68B on the left becomes more intense on the right. The center (base of petal) is Yellow 13B and is partly overlaid with the grainy Red-Purple 68B yielding shades of orange. Bottom: A pale Red-Purple 68B stripe on the left, then paler and
- [Grove Farm](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/grove-farm/) - Plumeria cv 'Grove Farm' Petal Shading Top: The center (base of petal) is Yellow 10A. The rest is white overlaid with grainy Red-Purple 60C most intense on the right. A spike of Red-Purple 60C emanates from the yellow base into the white center of the petal. Bottom: A Red-Purple 60C stripe on the left, then
- [Tillie Hughes](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tillie-hughes/) - Plumeria cv 'Tillie Hughes' Petal Shading Top: Center (bottom) is Yellow 12A, otherwise pale and grainy Red-Purple 63C. Bottom: On the left a pale and grainy Red-Purple 63C stripe, the a very pale stripe of the same on white becoming near white on the right. A splash of Yellow 9A is found at the lower
- [Moir](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/moir/) - Plumeria cv 'Moir' Few plumeria cultivar names are so frequently mispronounced. 'Moir' is an Hawaiian name adopted from French. In English, it's pronounced as if it were spelled Moyer, it would rhyme with lawyer, as moy would rhyme with boy. Petal Shading Top: The center (base of petal) is Orange 24A, the rest is white
- [Japanese Lantern](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/japanese-lantern/) - Plumeria cv 'Japanese Lantern' P.'Japanese Lantern' is noted for its huge pendant clusters of flowers. Petal Shading Top: Red-Purple 60D. Center is Orange-Red 35A and is overlaid with grainy Red-Purple 60D. Bottom: A Red-Purple 60D stripe, Then grainy and veiny Red-Purple 60D on white. A tiny patch of orange purple is found in the lower
- [Kaneohe Sunburst](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/kaneohe-sunburst/) - Plumeria cv 'Kaneohe Sunburst' Petal Shading Top: A rich Yellow-Orange 21B extends from the center (base of petal) half way to the tip before fading to white. The entire petal is overlaid with grainy Red-Purple 57A and becomes more intense on the right. The effect of the blending of yellow or white with the red-purple
- [Kauka Wilder](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/kauka-wilder/) - Plumeria cv 'Kauka Wilder' This cultivar is named for Dr. Wilder. The Hawaiian word for doctor is kauka and is pronounced Kow-ka. Petal Shading Top: Yellow 7A center (base) is quickly overlaid with grainy and veiny Red-Purple 64B that becomes more intense and less grainy toward the tip and right side. Bottom: A Red-Purple 64B
- [Intense Rainbow](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/intense-rainbow/) - Plumeria cv 'Intense Rainbow' Petal Shading Top: Yellow 12B overlaid with grainy Red 51A pale on the left becoming an intense stripe on the right. Bottom: A Red-Purple 60A stripe on the left, followed by another pale and grainy Red-Purple 60A stripe on Yellow 13C, then Yellow 13C. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 7 cm Texture:
- [Tomlinson](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tomlinson/) - Plumeria cv 'Tomlinson' Petal Shading Top: A center (base) Yellow-Orange 13C becomes white about a third the way to the tip. The third near the tip is Red-prople 63B grainy and veiny on the left and becoming more intense toward the right. Bottom: A Red-Purple 63B stripe on the left, then pale and grainy Red-Purple
- [Keiki](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/keiki/) - Plumeria cv 'Keiki' Petal Shading Top: The base (center of flower) is Yellow 13B. This fades to white about one third of the way to the tip. The entire petal is overlaid with grainy Red-Purple 61A in varying intensities. Bottom: A Red-Purple 61A stripe on the left, then white overlaid with grainy Red-Purple 61A. Characteristics
- [Nebel's Rainbow](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/nebels-rainbow/) - Plumeria cv 'Nebel's Rainbow' Petal Shading Top: Central (base of petal) Yellow 13A fades to near white toward the tip, while grainy Red-Purple 60C overlays the entire petal. The Red-Purple 60C is faint for the most part, but becomes an intense stripe on the right side. Bottom: A stripe of Red-Purple 60C on the left,
- [Pinwheel Rainbow](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/pinwheel-rainbow/) - Plumeria cv 'Pinwheel Rainbow' Petal Shading Top: n/a Bottom: n/a Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 8 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to Fade: Slight Petal Type: Narrow Elliptical, round tip Fragrance: n/a Intenstiy of Fragrance: Mild Leaf Color: Green Texture: Rigid Leaf Border Color: Red Petiole Color: Green, red tint Shape: Oblanceolate, acuminate tip Length: 28 cm
- [King Kalakaua](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/king-kalakaua/) - Plumeria cv 'King Kalakaua' Petal Shading Top: White with Yellow-Orange 14B center. Bottom: White with small spike of Red 37C at base of petal, Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 7 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to Fade: None Petal Type: Elliptic, round tip Fragrance: Sweet, spicy Intenstiy of Fragrance: Strong Leaf Color: Light green, glossy Texture: Rigid
- [Sherman](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/sherman/) - Plumeria cv 'Sherman' Petal Shading Top: White with a Yellow 12A center. Bottom: White. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 11.5 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to Fade: None Petal Type: Obovate, round tip Fragrance: Sweet, coconut Intenstiy of Fragrance: Mild Leaf Color: Green Texture: Flexible Leaf Border Color: Green Petiole Color: Green, reddish tint Shape: Oblanceolate, acuminate
- [Elena](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/elena/) - Plumeria cv 'Elena' Petal Shading Top: White with a Yellow 14B center. Bottom: A Red-Purple 63C stripe on the left fades to a hint of color, then white. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 9 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to Fade: Slight Petal Type: Wide elliptical, pointed tip Fragrance: Sweet, coconut, hint of vanilla Intenstiy of Fragrance:
- [Samoan Fluff](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/samoan-fluff/) - Plumeria cv 'Samoan Fluff' Petal Shading Top: White with central Yellow 12A. Bottom: White. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 9 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to Fade: None Petal Type: Wide, round tip Fragrance: Sweet Intenstiy of Fragrance: Mild Leaf Color: Light Green Texture: Flexible Leaf Border Color: Red Petiole Color: Green, red tint Shape: Oblanceolate, acuminate
- [Singapore](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/singapore/) - Plumeria cv 'Singapore' P.'Singapore' is one of a handful of plumeria cultivars considered in species P. obtusa. It is among the most fragrant plumeria and is easily recognized by its glossy, very rigid and dark green leaves. It is also evergreen in the tropics and will frequently be blooming while other plumeria are dormant. Petal
- [White Shell](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/white-shell/) - Plumeria cv 'White Shell' Since this flower does not usually open, what is seen is the alternating red and white stripes of the bottoms of successive petals. P. 'White Shell' is one of the few shell type plumeria flowers. This cultivar is distinguished from is cousin 'Peachglow Shell' by its candy cane appearance, opposed to
- [Gold](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/gold/) - Plumeria cv 'Gold' Petal Shading Top: Yellow 9A fading toward the tip and right side. Bottom: A stripe of pale Red-Purple 58D speckeled on Yellow 6A, then Yellow 6A for the rest of the petal. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 6.5 cm Texture: Rigid Tendency to Fade: Slight Petal Type: Elliptical, rounded tip Fragrance: Plumeria Intenstiy
- [Yellow Shell](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/yellow-shell/) - Plumeria cv 'Yellow Shell' Petal Shading Top: Yellow 9A becoming pale toward the petal tip. Bottom: A Yellow 4D stripe overlaid with pale and grainy Red-Purple 57D, then Yellow 4D. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 7.5 cm Flower Type: Semi-shell Texture: Good to rigid Tendency to Fade: Moderate Petal Type: Elliptical, rounded tip Fragrance: Plumeria Intenstiy
- [Puu Kahea](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/puu-kahea/) - Plumeria cv 'Puu Kahea' Petal Shading Top: Yellow 7A becoming pale toward upper left with a Red-Purple 64D stripe on the right. Bottom: Red-Purple 64C stripe on the left. Yellow 7A in the lower right becomes pale to white for the balance of the petal. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 13 cm Texture: Delicate to Good
- [Lurline](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/lurline/) - Plumeria cv 'Lurline' Petal Shading Top: Upper left is pale and grainy Red-Purple 60D on white, becoming Yellow 7A and then Red 45A toward the lower right. This results in an indescribable assortment of pinks, purples, reds, and oranges. Bottom: A Red-Purple 60D stripe followed by another paler one fill the left side. Orange 26A
- [Plastic Pink](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/plastic-pink/) - Plumeria cv 'Plastic Pink' Petal Shading Top: Red-Purple 64C. The center (base of petal) appears orange, but is Yellow 25A overlaid with grainy Red-Purple 64C. Bottom: A Red-Purple 64C stripe on the left, then pale Red-Purple 64C with white veins. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 8 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to Fade: Moderate Petal Type: Obovate,
- [Heidi](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/heidi/) - Plumeria cv 'Heidi' Petal Shading Top:Yellow 12A. Bottom:Basically off-white overlaid with varying intensities of grainy Yellow 12A. A faint stripe of Red-Purple 62D sometimes can be seen on the left side. Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 6.5 cm Texture: Good Tendency to Fade: None Petal Type: Obovate, rounded tip Fragrance: Floral sweet Intenstiy of Fragrance: Mild
- [Paul Weissich](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/paul-weissich/) - Plumeria cv 'Paul Weissich' In a story that begins an embarrassing thing happened on the way from the greenhouse... cuttings of P. 'Kimo' inadvertently and incorrectly received wide distribution as P. 'Paul Weissich'. The error was discovered and corrections made, but is your 'Paul Weissich' really a 'Kimo'? Petal Shading Top:Yellow 13A sometimes tinted with
- [Penang Peach](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/penang-peach/) - Plumeria cv 'Penang Peach' Petal Shading Top: n/a Bottom: n/a Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 8 cm Texture: Strong Tendency to Fade: Moderate Petal Type: Elliptical, round tip Fragrance: Peach Intenstiy of Fragrance: Strong Leaf Color: Green Texture: Very rigid Leaf Border Color: Red Petiole Color: n/a Shape: n/a Length: 19 cm Width: 8.5 cm Plant
- [Slaughter Pink](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/slaughter-pink/) - Plumeria cv 'Slaughter Pink' Petal Shading Top: n/a Bottom: n/a Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 11 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to Fade: Dramatic Petal Type: Narrow elliptical, pointed tip Fragrance: n/a Intenstiy of Fragrance: Mild Leaf Color: Green Texture: n/a Leaf Border Color: Green Petiole Color: n/a Shape: n/a Length: 30 cm Width: 8 cm Plant
- [Peppermint](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/peppermint-twist-2/) - Plumeria cv 'Peppermint' Petal Shading Top: n/a Bottom: n/a Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 7 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to Fade: Moderate Petal Type: Elliptical, pointed tip Fragrance: Indeterminate Intenstiy of Fragrance: Mild Leaf Color: Green Texture: n/a Leaf Border Color: Red Petiole Color: n/a Shape: n/a Length: 28 cm Width: 8.5 cm Plant Pollen Parent:
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- [Sally Moragne](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/moragne-collection/sally-moragne/) - Plumeria cv 'Sally Moragne' P. 'Sally Moragne' is one of the famous Moragne hybrids produced by the late Mr. William Moragne, Sr. of Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii during the 1950s. After nearly twenty years of experiments, Mr. Moragne performed the first documented cross pollenation of Plumeria rubra varieties. The results are some of the most spectacular
- [Moragne # 106](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/moragne-collection/moragne-106/) - Plumeria cv 'Moragne # 106' P. 'Moragne # 106' is one of the famous Moragne hybrids produced by the late Mr. William Moragne, Sr. of Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii during the 1950s. After nearly twenty years of experiments, Mr. Moragne performed the first documented cross pollination of Plumeria rubra varieties. The results are some of the
- [Reddish Moragne](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/moragne-collection/reddish-moragne/) - Plumeria cv 'Reddish Moragne' P. 'Reddish Moragne' is one of the famous Moragne hybrids produced by the late Mr. William Moragne, Sr. of Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii during the 1950s. After nearly twenty years of experiments, Mr. Moragne performed the first documented cross pollenation of Plumeria rubra varieties. The results are some of the most spectacular
- [Moragne # 27](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/moragne-collection/moragne-27/) - Plumeria cv 'Moragne # 27' P. 'Moragne # 27' is one of the famous Moragne hybrids produced by the late Mr. William Moragne, Sr. of Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii during the 1950s. After nearly twenty years of experiments, Mr. Moragne performed the first documented cross pollination of Plumeria rubra varieties. The results are some of the
- [Julie Moragne](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/moragne-collection/julie-moragne/) - Plumeria cv 'Julie Moragne' P. 'Julie Moragne' is one of the famous Moragne hybrids produced by the late Mr. William Moragne, Sr. of Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii during the 1950s. After nearly twenty years of experiments, Mr. Moragne performed the first documented cross pollenation of Plumeria rubra varieties. The results are some of the most spectacular
- [Jack's Yellow Compact](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/jacks-yellow-compact/)
- [Gina](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/gina/)
- [Nirvana](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/nirvana/)
- [Elsie](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/elsie/) - Plumeria cv 'Elsie' Description: Also Know As: Petal Shading Top: Bottom: Characteristics Flower Flower Width: Flower Type: Texture: Tendency to Fade: Petal Type: Fragrance: Intensity of Fragrance: Leaf Color: Texture: Leaf Border Color: Petiole Color: Shape: Length: Width: Plant Pollen Parent: Seed Parent: Deciduous Seed production: Branching: Growth
- [Marco Polo](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/marco-polo/) - Plumeria cv 'Marco Polo' Description: Also Know As: Petal Shading Top: Bottom: Characteristics Flower Flower Width: Flower Type: Texture: Tendency to Fade: Petal Type: Fragrance: Intensity of Fragrance: Leaf Color: Texture: Leaf Border Color: Petiole Color: Shape: Length: Width: Plant Pollen Parent: Seed Parent: Deciduous Seed production: Branching: Growth habit: Measured Trunk Circumference:
- [Purple Jack](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/purple-jack/)
- [Taj Mahal](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/taj-mahal/)
- [Tiger - J50](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/tiger/)
- [Thong Tavee Koon - J4](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/thong-tavee-koon/)
- [Cherokee Geisha](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/cherokee-geisha/) - Plumeria cv 'Cherokee Geisha' Description: Also Know As: Petal Shading Top: Bottom: Characteristics Flower Flower Width: Flower Type: Texture: Tendency to Fade: Petal Type: Fragrance: Intensity of Fragrance: Leaf Color: Texture: Leaf Border Color: Petiole Color: Shape: Length: Width: Plant Pollen Parent: Seed Parent: Deciduous Seed production: Branching: Growth habit: Measured Trunk Circumference:
- [J105](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/j105/)
- [Desert Sunrise - J71](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/desert-sunrise/) - Plumeria cv 'Desert Sunrise' Description: Also Know As: Petal Shading Top: Bottom: Characteristics Flower Flower Width: Flower Type: Texture: Tendency to Fade: Petal Type: Fragrance: Intensity of Fragrance: Leaf Color: Texture: Leaf Border Color: Petiole Color: Shape: Length: Width: Plant Pollen Parent: Seed Parent: Deciduous Seed production: Branching: Growth habit: Measured Trunk Circumference:
- [Blazing Star](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/kukiat-collection/blazing-star/)
- [Moragne Collection](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/moragne-collection/) - Plumeria Collection grown from seed or introduced by Bill Moragne. More than twenty years after the crosses were made, recollections are also vague about how many flowers Moragne actually attempted to pollinate. It is well documented that he harvested seed from the pods of four flowers and from them produced 283 seedlings, naming his favorites
- [Ruby Blue](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/kukiat-collection/ruby-blue/)
- [Herzog Autumn Sunrise](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/herzog-collection/herzog-autumn-sunrise/)
- [Herzog Butterscotch](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/herzog-collection/herzog-butterscotch/)
- [Herzog Blaze](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/herzog-collection/herzog-blaze/)
- [Herzog Carnival](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/herzog-collection/herzog-carnival/)
- [Herzog Gold Star](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/herzog-collection/herzog-gold-star/)
- [Herzog Joy](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/herzog-collection/herzog-joy/)
- [Herzog Royal Velvet](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/herzog-collection/herzog-royal-velvet/)
- [Herzog Star Fire](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/herzog-collection/herzog-star-fire/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Herzog California Ruffle](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/herzog-collection/herzog-california-ruffle/)
- [Bella Napoli](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/ford-collection/bella-napoli/)
- [Festivity](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/ford-collection/festivity/)
- [Sugar Plum Fairy](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/ford-collection/sugar-plum-fairy/)
- [Red Hot Tango](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/ford-collection/red-hot-tango/)
- [Ventiquattro](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/ford-collection/ventiquattro/)
- [JL Pink Pansy](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jim-little-collection/pink-pansy/) - Plumeria cv 'J.L. Pink Pansy' Petal Shading Top: White with a deep orangish throat. A grainy red-purple 60D stripe overlays the white and yellow on the right side. Bottom:A red-purple 60D stripe on the left side followed by grainy red-purple 60D on white turning pure white on the right. A small patch of yellow 9A
- [Dorothy Lucille](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/dorothy-lucille/) - [Show slideshow]
- [J.L. Trumpet](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jim-little-collection/j-l-trumpet/) - Plumeria cv 'J.L. Trumpet' P. 'J.L. Trumpet' is named for the trumpet like appearance of flowers in the process of opening. Notice the profile of the flower on right in the picture. Petal Shading Top:White with a Yellow 6B center. Bottom:A Red-Purple 60B stripe on the left followed by a second much paler and
- [J.L. Bridal White](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jim-little-collection/j-l-bridal-white/) - Plumeria cv 'J.L. Bridal White' Petal Shading Top: n/a Bottom: n/a Characteristics Flower Flower Width: 7.5 cm Texture: Delicate Tendency to Fade: None Petal Type: Wide elliptical, round tip Fragrance: Plumeria Intenstiy of Fragrance: Mild Leaf Color: Green Texture: Rigid Leaf Border Color: Red Petiole Color: Green, red tint Shape: Oblanceolate, acuminate tip Length:
- [Norwood Collection](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/norwood-collection/) - Tex and Kay Norwood raised all the following plumeria from seeds. Aurelia 14 Photos Fletch 13 Photos Camelot 31 Photos Gracie 13 Photos Sandy Ann 6 Photos Soffie 7 Photos Elysium 2 Photos Hope 20 Photos [wppa type="covers" album="2..3" size="auto" align="center"]Any comment[/wppa]
- [Fletch](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/norwood-collection/fletch/)
- [Allison](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jim-little-collection/allison-2/)
- [JL Hawaiian Flag](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jim-little-collection/hawaiian-flag/)
- [JL Hawaiian Rose](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jim-little-collection/hawaiian-rose/)
- [JL Red Orange](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jim-little-collection/orange-red/)
- [JL Kaleidoscope](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jim-little-collection/kaleidoscope/)
- [Jackie](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/jackie/)
- [Grapette](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jim-little-collection/grapette/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Ford Collection](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/ford-collection/) - Plumeria Collection grown from seed or introduced by Hetty and Bruce Ford Allegro 3 Photos Beacon LIghts 6 Photos Bella Napoli 6 Photos Festivity 5 Photos Red Hot Tango 4 Photos Riviera Rainbow 10 Photos Sugar Plum Fairy 8 Photos Ventiquattro 7 Photos Vivace 5 Photos
- [Herzog Collection](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/herzog-collection/) - Plumeria Collection grown from seed by Carl and Joy Herzog. Herzog California Ruffle 1 Photos Herzog Star Fire 1 Photos Herzog Royal Velvet 1 Photos Herzog Persian Velvet 1 Photos Herzog Joy 1 Photos Herzog Gold Star 1 Photos Herzog Carnival 1 Photos Herzog Blaze 1 Photos Herzog Butterscotch 2 Photos Herzog Autumn Sunrise 1 Photos
- [Jim Little Collection](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jim-little-collection/) - Plumeria Collection grown or introduced by Jim Little Kaleidoscope 2 Photos JL Red Orange 1 Photos Hawaiian Rose 8 Photos Hawaiian Flag 6 Photos Allison 5 Photos JL Pink Pansy 5 Photos
- [Jungle Jack Collection](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/jungle-jack-collection/) - Plumeira Collection grown from seed or introduced by Jungle Jack Desert Sunrise - J71 4 Photos Jenny 10 Photos Jackie 7 Photos Super Round - J115 16 Photos J105 11 Photos Cherokee Geisha 6 Photos Thong Tavee Koon - J4 6 Photos Tiger - J50 3 Photos Taj Mahal 1 Photos JJ Carnival - Salmon Jack 17 Photos Purple Jack 3 Photos Marco Polo 10 Photos Inca
- [Riviera Rainbow](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/riviera-rainbow/)
- [Pink Ruffles](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/pink-ruffles/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Brittney](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/brittney/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Bruce](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/bruce/)
- [Capriccio](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/capriccio/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Caroline B](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/caroline-b/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Claudine de Pau](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/claudine-de-pau/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Dan Leidke](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/dan-leidke/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Doris Yvette](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/doris-yvette/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Elza](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/elza/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Ethel Johnson](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/ethel-johnson/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Father Damien](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/father-damien/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Gabrielle](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/gabrielle/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Golden Eye](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/golden-eye/)
- [Luc's Gold Cup](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/lucs-gold-cup/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Bridget](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/bridget/)
- [Eulas](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/eulas/)
- [Peppermint Twist](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/peppermint-twist/)
- [Noon](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/noon/)
- [Sergeant Guillot](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/sergeant-guillot/)
- [Carnaval](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/carnaval-2/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Okeechobee Pink](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/okeechobee-pink/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Petit Prince](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/petit-prince/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Princess Emma](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/princess-emma/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Robert Ludick](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/robert-ludick/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Rosa Elegante](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/rosa-elegante/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Plumeria Don](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/plumeria-don/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Sondra B](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/sondra-b/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Sophie](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/sophie/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Speckletacular](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/speckletacular/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Suzanne Saint Amour](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/suzanne-saint-amour/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Tex Huestis](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/tex-huestis/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Vanessa Do Brazil](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/vanessa-do-brazil/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Veronica](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/veronica/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Almaviva](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/almaviva/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Thea's Dream](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/theas-dream/)
- [Flaming Heart](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/flaming-heart/)
- [Flashdance](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/flashdance/)
- [Key's Sunset](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/keys-sunset/)
- [Gretchen](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/gretchen/) - [Show slideshow]
- [P. Isabella](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/p-isabella/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Isle de France](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/isle-de-france/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Jean Phillipe](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/jean-phillipe/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Jeanette](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/jeanette/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Katrina](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/katrina/) - [Show slideshow]
- [P. KukulKan](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/p-kukulkan/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Leona Hoke](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/leona-hoke/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Lilly Warmtoes](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/lilly-warmtoes/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Luc's Magnum Opus](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/lucs-magnum-opus/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Marengo](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/marengo/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Marion B](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/marion-b/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Muriel de Paris](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/muriel-de-paris/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Nadine Barr](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/nadine-barr/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Nancy Ames](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/nancy-ames/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Nathaniel](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/nathaniel/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Nebula](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/nebula/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Negril](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/negril/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Normie](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/normie/) - [Show slideshow]
- [Florida Colors Collection](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/florida-colors-collection/) - Collections of Plumeria grown from seed or introduced by Florida Colors Nursery Islamorada 3 Photos Normie 6 Photos Father Damien 2 Photos Leona Hoke 8 Photos Flashdance 2 Photos Peppermint Twist 6 Photos Cheyenne 3 Photos Thea's Dream 6 Photos Brittney 3 Photos Marengo 7 Photos Jean Phillipe 6 Photos Claudine de Pau 1 Photos Nathaniel 5 Photos Robert Ludick 3 Photos Nancy Ames 7 Photos Plumeria Don 1 Photos P.
- [Soffie](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/norwood-collection/soffie/)
- [Sandy Ann](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/norwood-collection/sandy-ann/)
- [Elysium](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/collections/norwood-collection/elysium/)
- [Blog Grid](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/home/blog/blog-grid/)
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- [Fertilizer](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/fertilizer/)
- [Plumeria Care](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/plumeria-care/)
- [Potassium](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/potassium/)
- [Nitrogen](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/nitrogen/)
- [Epson Salt](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/epson-salt/)
- [Photography](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/photography/)
- [Plumeria](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/plumeria/)
- [Dean Conklin](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/dean-conklin/)
- [Insects](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/insects/)
- [Diseases](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/diseases/)
- [Nutrients](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/nutrients/)
- [Botany](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/botany/)
- [Whitefly](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/whitefly/)
- [Aphids](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/aphids/)
- [Pests](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/pests/)
- [Characteristics](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/characteristics/)
- [Species](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/species/)
- [Color](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/color/)
- [caterpillar](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/caterpillar/)
- [Fungus Gnats](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/fungus-gnats/)
- [Pest](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/pest/)
- [insect](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/insect/)
- [Spider Mite](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/spider-mite/)
- [Thrips](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/thrips/)
- [Leaves](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/leaves/)
- [Sooty Mold](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/sooty-mold/)
- [Cultivars](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/cultivars/)
- [Varieties](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/varieties/)
- [Deficiencies](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/deficiencies/)
- [Magnesium](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/magnesium/)
- [Manganese](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/manganese/)
- [Deficiency](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/deficiency/)
- [Iron](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/iron/)
- [Calcium](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/calcium/)
- [Plumeria Today](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/plumeria-today/)
- [Care](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/care/)
- [Micronutrients](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/micronutrients/)
- [Macronutrients](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/macronutrients/)
- [Leaf](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/leaf/)
- [Scales](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/scales/)
- [Soil](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/soil/)
- [Growing Medium](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/growing-medium/)
- [Air temperature](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/air-temperature/)
- [Perlite](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/perlite/)
- [Vermiculite](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/vermiculite/)
- [Pollination](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/pollination/)
- [Roots](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/roots/)
- [Plumeria Color](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/plumeria-color/)
- [Fragrance](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/fragrance/)
- [Hormones](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/hormones/)
- [Seeds](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/seeds/)
- [Seedling](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/seedling/)
- [Lemon Drop](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/lemon-drop/)
- [Thornton](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/thornton/)
- [Frost](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/frost/)
- [Freeze](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/freeze/)
- [cuttings](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/cuttings/)
- [seed pod. plumeria](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/tag/seed-pod-plumeria/)

## Picture tag

- [Plumeria](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/plumeria/)
- [Norwood Collection](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/norwood-collection/)
- [Aurelia](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/aurelia/)
- [plumeria pic a= p](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/plumeria-pic-a-p/)
- [2009-08-07](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/2009-08-07/)
- [Thailand 07](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/thailand-07/)
- [fall 2007](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/fall-2007/)
- [9-2008](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/9-2008/)
- [plumerias 06](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/plumerias-06/)
- [June 1 2008 Plumies](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/june-1-2008-plumies/)
- [09 2004](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/09-2004/)
- [old pictures 2](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/old-pictures-2/)
- [7-17-10](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/7-17-10/)
- [Sept 07](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/sept-07/)
- [old pictures](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/old-pictures/)
- [7-29-09](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/7-29-09/)
- [Plumeria 9-08](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/plumeria-9-08/)
- [July 07](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/july-07/)
- [082012](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/082012/)
- [05-23-09](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/05-23-09/)
- [041212](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/041212/)
- [050712](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/050712/)
- [091412](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/091412/)
- [080312](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/080312/)
- [082212](https://www.plumeriatoday.com/ngg_tag/082212/)