PLUMERIA RUBRA.
The Plumeria Rubra is often called by it's common name of Frangipani. It is a small roundish deciduous tree with the most exquisite tropical looking flowers.
Very showy fragrant 5-petaled flowers which can be up to 4" wide bloom in clusters at the end of branch tips and emerge before the leaves in springtime. Various colours are available including white, yellow, pink and red.
Matte green leathery leaves which are oval-shaped with a distinct point are spirally arranged and clustered at the tips of the thick, fleshy, knobbly brown branches.
Drought tolerant but frost tender. Perfect for growing in containers bringing a beautiful tropical look.
These specimens are exceptional quality. Photos 1-12 show some of the actual plants coming into stock from Spring 2025. Please Note: Heights stated include pot sizes. These plants will not be in leaf until late Spring. Due to how fragile the plants are to transport we do not accept return on these.
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PLUMERIA RUBRA. Frangipani. Free UK Delivery!
Latin Name: Plumeria Rubra.
Common Name: Frangipani, Mexican Plumeria, Templetree, Pagoda Tree.
Origin: Mexico, Central America, Columbia and Venezuela.
Hardiness: Protect from frost.
Growth Characteristics: Small deciduous tree. Beautiful and showy clusters of exquisite and frangrant flowers. Various colours. Matte green leathery leaves spirally arranged at the ends of fleshy, knobly brown branches.
Sunlight: Full sun.
Exposure: Sheltered.
Soil: Sandy potting mix. Well drained soil.
Moisture: Dry to medium. Do not over water. Drought tolerant.
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All palms and plants have been imported with phytosanitary certificates from top quality growers.