Plumeria, or frangipani, Hawaiian lei flower Light: full sun to part shade Height: 6 to 18 feet (depends on variety) Spread: 3 to 15 feet (depends on variety) USDA Hardiness Zone: 10 Origin… ...

Visitors to Hawaii and other Pacific islands may recognize these flowers that are used to make leis.” Plumeria Care and Growing Tips In warmer climates, you can grow plumeria outdoors year-round.

If you want to add a touch of Hawaii to your garden space, there's one gorgeous low-maintenance tree that you might want to ...

Although it is a slow grower, plumeria may grow up to 30 feet tall, though it stays much smaller in containers. The tropical plants prefer full to partial sun, well-draining soil, and high humidity.

Plumeria trees grace many landscapes in Hawaii and their fragrant flowers are associated with Hawaii more than any other blossom. Though not native to Hawaii, plumeria trees are rather ubiquitous ...

Plumeria is one of the islands’ most popular flowers thanks to both their scent and colors—but they aren’t native to the area. They originate from Central America and have thrived on the ...

Plumeria, the sweet-smelling flowers that grace Hawaiian leis and is a familiar celebratory sight at graduations, ... When: 9 a.m. July 16 (Plumeria Day with tours, Hawaiian music, ...

If you looked up plumeria in a garden encyclopedia, the entry might read something like "evergreen or deciduous shrubs or small trees of open, gaunt character, with thick branches and leathery, ...

HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - The ladies of the Hawaiian society Ahahui Kaahumanu need your help to pull off a longstanding tradition. Ahead of the annual Kamehameha Day lei draping ceremony ...