Most species are deciduous shrubs or small trees. Plumeria is a tropical genus of 11 species of small trees or shrubs, also known by the name frangipani These plants are valued for their delicate fragrant flower clusters—you may recognize them from hawaiian leis There are several species of plumeria grown as ornamental trees, all members of the dogbane family In a tropical garden, they are a great addition with pretty flowers and fragrance. Plumeria belongs to the apocynaceae family (dogbane family) and includes about a dozen species native to tropical regions of the americas, ranging from mexico to northern south america and the caribbean.
Follow along with this guide to find out how to plant, grow and care for plumeria in your indoor or outdoor garden. Learn how to plant, grow, and care for plumeria plants Also known as frangipani, plumeria is a genus of flowering tropical shrubs and small trees Most are deciduous, but a few species are evergreen. Its distinctive scent can be sweet, spicy, floral, or fruity. Plumeria, also known as frangipani or hawaiian lei flower, is an exotic tropical plant that is easy to grow
In this guide, we will explore ten wonderful ways to ensure your plumeria thrive, along with some pitfalls to steer clear of Let’s embark on a joyous adventure to create a blooming paradise with your plumeria!
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