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Plant description:

A favourite in the warmer parts of the country because of its great heads of fragrant flowers that come in a wide range of colours, from white and cream to yellow, apricot, pink and red. The frangipani has thick, succulent branches that bleed a milky substance when cut.

Family: Apocynaceae

Synonym: Plumeria rubra var. acutifolia

Botanical Pronunciation: ploo-MEER-ee-uh ROO-bruh

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Botanical name

Plumeria rubra

Plant Care

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Flowers

This plant has great heads of fragrant flowers. The Frangipani has flowers that come in a wide range of colours, from white and cream to yellow, apricot, pink and red.

Common name(s)

Frangipani

Origin

Uses in landscape design

A favourite in the warmer parts of the country.

Interesting info

The Frangipani has flowers that come in a wide range of colours, from white and cream to yellow, apricot, pink and red.

This plant has great heads of fragrant flowers.
The Frangipani has flowers that come in a wide range of colours, from white and cream to yellow, apricot, pink and red.
Plumeria rubra frangipani

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