Plumeria, or Frangiplani, are popular flowers used in LEIS (garlands made of flowers, worn around the neck and given for special occasions such as birthdays and graduations). The flowers are worn in women's hair and behind their ears to give a natural perfume smell, an Island tradition.

With 100's of variety of colors, shapes and fragrances which make them very pleasing to the eye as well as the nose!

They are native to Hawaii, as well as other Pacific Islands (likely due to the warm, tropical climate). Plumeria can be grown in almost any region of the Unites States with favorable outcomes.
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In milder regions of the United States, Plumeria should thrive and do very well without too much care, even being grown in the ground. In colder regions, plumeria should be grown in containers and stored in a warm area during times of freezing temperatures.
Plumeria experience a "dormant" period where the leaves fall off and they do not bloom. But as soon as the temperatures rise, you can bring your plumeria out of storage and they will resume their growing as if nothing ever happened.

Expect your 1st Plumeria flowers during the early summer months. They will surprise you with their grand colors and spectacular fragrances! And the best part is the blooming can last up to 3 months and it may produce flowers everyday!


You can admire your Plumeria on their branches or you can pick them and use them for your own Hawaiian Lei, or as a beautiful centerpiece for a table! Plumeria can last, once picked, without wilting up to several days if kept in some water.