Propagating plumeria

My love for Plumeria began during one of my trips to Hawaii when I worked for TWA. The beauty, color choices and fragrance of this unusual plant has made it a staple in my gardens. Plumeria, also known as Frangipani is a deciduous plant native to New Zealand, Central America, Mexico and South America. Because of the beauty of this plant it is spread throughout the world tropical climates. My Plumerias are planted in full sun with a sandy soil. In the early spring months new leaves start to…

Plumeria, or frangipani, is a tropical plant that produces beautiful flowers in various colors. The flowers are bright yellow and have a delicate, fragrant smell. Plumeria is one of the easiest plants to grow and

Small plumeria trees are ideal for containers and small gardens. Here's how to keep your plumeria tree small and compact.

Discover the art of cultivating with How to Grow Plumeria from Cuttings and get a guaranteed propagation of this flower!

Learn how to Propagate Plumeria Trees with this easy step-by-step guide. Get started by clicking on the link and reading all about it!

Plumeria seed pods can be used to grow new plumeria trees and are even more reliable than propagating from an existing tree.

Plumeria flowers are incredibly fragrant and colorful, brightening up gardens. To encourage blooms provide ideal growing conditions including at least 6 hours of sun daily, well-draining soil, adequate water, and high phosphorus fertilizer. Trim back leggy branches to encourage thicker plants and more flower buds.

The best way to propagate Plumeria plants is by cuttings. We share tips to help you successfully root and grow cuttings of your Plumeria.

How to get the ultimate grower's reward - flowering Plumeria indoors potted or in container. Right Plumeria care: temperature, light and fertilizing.

Why should you soak plumeria seeds