The best time to transplant plumeria is in spring. These tropical flowers grow in full sun and ... shape and want to train it ...

Sunshiny yellows, all shades of cream, pinky mauves, tinges of blue, and deep roses, too: A single petal of a plumeria flower can boast a whole colorful cavalcade of hues. And the oft-praised scent?

Plumeria, also known as frangipani, is a deciduous, semi-succulent tropical plant renowned for its fragrant and colorful flowers. Its distinctive scent can be sweet, spicy, floral, or fruity.

It might go on to describe the flowers as large, clustered, showy, waxy and fragrant. Ask Alan Bunch about Plumeria rubra, which is commonly called plumeria or frangipani, and you'll come away ...

Origin: Tropical Brazil, Mexico and the Caribbean You know the long days of summer have arrived when the plumeria (Plumeria ... tubular flowers that appear in clusters at the top end of the ...

Beth Hillyer demonstrates, "Behind me is a healthy, flowering plumeria, looks like it should this time of year. Now compare it to this one over here. It's leaves are dying, there are no flowers.

Plumeria. So, there is a lot of history. It’s an awesome flower. Everybody knows what a plumeria flower is and it’s just neat to be able to share it with people and see the smiles on everyone ...

Plumeria were the rage in the 1970s and are again on gardeners’ radar thanks in part to their colorful, fragrant flowers. And while they are native to the tropics of Central and South America ...