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This Plumeria hybrid, Anyamanee Yellow Variegated, features bright yellow flowers that contrast beautifully with its dark green variegated leaves. The leaves are adorned with yellow streaks, creating a striking pattern that enhances the overall beauty of the plant. The vibrant flowers and unique foliage make it a standout in any garden.
Plumeria is a symbol of Hawaii, representing the Aloha spirit, leis, and is widely used in perfumery for its captivating scent.
The Thai name Anyamanee (often written as Anyamanee or Anyamani) comes from: Anya = rare, unusual, or special,
Manee = jewel or gem, So the meaning is roughly: Rare jewel or special gem. It's a premium-style name in Thai - used for varieties that stand out as unique, valuable, or especially beautiful.

Plumeria Blood Orange features a rich, glowing blend of color that almost looks edible. The petals open golden-yellow at the center, fading into deep orange and soft coral, with a pink blush along the edges.
The flowers have thick, smooth petals with natural color gradients that add depth without looking harsh. Blooms form in clusters, creating a bright, warm display.
A great choice if you want bold color that still feels balanced and refined in your garden.

Plumeria Cherry Pink features clean white petals with a vibrant cherry-red center that softly radiates outward. The color fades smoothly, creating a fresh, glowing look.
The petals are broad and slightly rounded, with a smooth, waxy texture and gentle gradients. Blooms form in neat clusters, giving a bright and tidy presentation.
A great choice if you want a classic white plumeria with a strong, eye-catching center.

Plumeria Diamond stands out with clean, bright contrast and a very refined look. The petals open creamy white, gently brushed with soft pink along the edges, while the center glows with warm yellow blending into a rich reddish-pink eye.
Each flower has a smooth, slightly curved shape, giving it a full, rounded appearance. The color pattern is crisp but not harsh - more like a soft gradient that pulls your eye toward the center.
It's one of those varieties that looks simple at first, but the closer you look, the more detail you notice. Fresh, balanced, and easy to appreciate - a very polished addition to your garden.

Plumeria Dook is all about bold, warm color that immediately grabs attention. The petals open in rich pink tones, blending smoothly into a glowing orange and golden yellow center.
The color transition is soft but vivid, creating that classic tropical "sunset" look. Each petal is slightly rounded and full, giving the flower a strong, clean shape without feeling heavy.
It's a bright, energetic variety - nothing subtle here. If you want a plumeria that stands out from a distance and brings strong color into your garden, Dook does exactly that.

Plumeria Doung Suree Dwarf is a compact treasure with surprisingly bold blooms. The flowers glow in warm shades of orange, blending softly from golden apricot in the center to deeper sunset tones along the petals. Each bloom has a smooth, waxy texture and a luminous tropical look that stands out beautifully against the glossy green foliage.
What makes this variety especially appealing is its naturally dwarf habit. Mature plants typically stay under 4 ft tall, making Doung Suree Dwarf perfect for containers, patios, and small garden spaces. Despite its compact size, it is a generous bloomer, producing waves of flowers throughout the year in warm climates.
A bright, cheerful plumeria that proves you do not need a large tree to enjoy a spectacular tropical display.
The name Doung Suree comes from Thai words meaning "sun spirit" or "heart of the sun," reflecting the warm, glowing presence of this variety.

Plumeria Happy Vinca is bright, clean, and very eye-catching with its classic high-contrast look. The petals open crisp white, gradually blending into soft pink tones, while the center bursts with a vivid red eye that immediately draws attention.
The color transition is smooth but bold - that strong red center radiates outward, giving each flower a lively, energetic feel. The petals are slightly elongated and neatly spaced, creating a star-like shape that looks sharp and well-defined.
This variety has a cheerful, almost glowing presence. It's the kind of plumeria that stands out easily in a garden, especially when planted in clusters, thanks to its bright center and clean white edges.

Plumeria Hwa Kor is bold, rich, and unmistakably dramatic. The flowers open in deep velvety red tones, with subtle shading that gives each petal a slightly darker center and softer outer edge.
The petals are thick and slightly curved, forming a strong, sculptural shape that feels solid and well-defined. Unlike lighter varieties, this one carries a dense, saturated color that holds its intensity even in bright sunlight.
This is a standout variety for anyone who loves deep colors. It brings a strong, almost luxurious presence to the garden-less delicate, more powerful, and very hard to overlook when in full bloom.
The Thai name Hwa Kor breaks down like this: Hua / Hwa = head, top, or main par, Kor = clump, cluster, or group of plants growing together, so the meaning is roughly: top cluster. In plant terms, it refers to how the flowers grow forming a tight, prominent cluster at the tip of the branch.

Plumeria Kanjamapon is a refined and elegant variety with beautifully balanced blooms. The flowers open in soft ivory-white petals surrounding a warm golden-yellow center that glows like a drop of sunlight. The smooth, rounded petals overlap slightly, creating a graceful pinwheel shape that looks both classic and timeless.
The clusters of blooms appear generous and full, standing out clearly against the deep green foliage. Each flower has a clean, luminous look that highlights the gentle transition from creamy white to bright yellow at the heart of the bloom.
Plumeria Kanjamapon brings a sense of calm tropical beauty to the garden, with flowers that are simple, bright, and quietly striking. A graceful variety that captures the pure, classic charm of plumeria blossoms.
The name Kanjamapon comes from a Thai personal name rooted in the word for gold, symbolizing beauty, prosperity, and good fortune. Kanjana - gold, Mapon - blessing, prosperity, so the meaning is roughly along the lines of "Golden blessing" or "Golden prosperity".

Plumeria Kled Tabtim is vibrant and refined, with a strong, glowing color pattern that immediately stands out. The petals open in rich pink tones that deepen toward the center, where a warm orange to reddish eye adds intensity and depth.
A clean white edge outlines each petal, giving the flower a crisp, polished look and enhancing the contrast between colors. The gradient is smooth and well-blended, creating a soft transition from bright edges to the saturated center.
The petals are broad and slightly overlapping, forming a full, rounded bloom with a balanced shape. This variety feels both lively and elegant-bright enough to catch attention, but with a smooth finish that keeps it looking refined rather than harsh.
The Thai name (Kled Tabtim) can be broken down like this: Kled - scale, flake, or small reflective piece (like fish scales or glittering fragments), Tabtim - ruby or pomegranate (both associated with deep red color. So the meaning is roughly Ruby flakes or sparkling ruby scales. It's a very visual name - referring to the way the petals look like they are dusted or layered with rich ruby tones, almost shimmering or textured like tiny scales of red. Fits the flower really well, especially that glowing pink-red gradient.

Plumeria Maneerat is rich, warm, and highly ornamental, with a glowing blend of colors that feels both vibrant and refined. The petals open with a bright golden-yellow center that gradually fades into creamy tones, then deepens into strong pink to reddish edges.
The color transition is smooth but striking, creating a radiant, sunlit effect with a bold outer rim. Petals are broad and slightly rounded, often overlapping to form a full, lush bloom with a soft, layered look.
This variety has a luxurious feel - colorful and eye-catching, yet balanced by its smooth gradients and clean petal shape. It stands out beautifully in clusters, especially when the colors intensify in sunlight.
The name Maneerat comes from Thai words meaning "gem of wisdom" or "precious jewel," reflecting the flower's rich, glowing colors and refined, valuable appearance.

Plumeria x Maya Red Variegated - this stunning variety features vibrant red-pink flowers, and its variegated leaves with reddish hues add an extra layer of beauty. It is not only visually striking but also fragrant, making it a standout addition to your garden.
Plumeria is a symbol of Hawaii, representing the Aloha spirit, leis, and is widely used in perfumery for its captivating scent.

Plumeria Marland features soft pink petals with a creamy yellow center that gradually fades into white at the edges. The most spectacular! The flowers have a beautiful gradient, giving them a fresh and radiant appearance. Their gentle, sweet fragrance and dewy texture make them a captivating addition to your garden.
Plumeria is a symbol of Hawaii, representing the Aloha spirit, leis, and is widely used in perfumery for its captivating scent.

Plumeria Moung Jack (Jacque) is soft and distinctive, with a gentle lavender-pink tone that sets it apart from more common plumeria colors. The petals open in muted lilac to dusty pink shades, with a warm yellow to orange center that adds a subtle glow.
The color transition is smooth and delicate, giving the flower a calm, pastel appearance. Petals are broad and slightly rounded, forming a classic plumeria shape with a soft, velvety look.
This variety feels refined and slightly unusual, especially because of its lavender tones, which are less common in plumeria. It has a quiet elegance rather than bold intensity.
The name Moung comes from Thai meaning "purple," referring to the flower's soft lavender coloration.

Plumeria Moung Poung is soft, romantic, and very balanced in color. The petals open creamy white with a gentle pink overlay that becomes richer toward the edges, while the center glows with a warm yellow to orange tone.
The flowers have a classic, rounded shape with slightly overlapping petals, forming full and elegant blooms. The contrast between the soft pink edges and the bright center gives the flower a fresh, lively appearance without being too bold.
This variety feels light and graceful, with a delicate tropical charm. It stands out in clusters, where the mix of white, pink, and warm yellow creates a harmonious and inviting look.
The name Moung Poung comes from Thai words meaning "purple cluster" or "purple bunch," referring to the pinkish-lavender tones and the way the flowers bloom together in tight clusters.'
"Slaughter Pink" (often misspelled as Slafter Pink) is the name of a classic plumeria variety. It's named after Bill Slaughter, a well-known plumeria grower. In many cases, Thai-named varieties like Moung Poung get associated with similar-looking Western cultivars like Slaughter Pink, which is why you sometimes see both names used together.

This plumeria has several names. Moung-Sangeam, Ped Sai Rung, Rung Sirichod. The flower is soft, warm, and elegant, with a gentle blend of pastel tones. The petals open creamy white to pale blush, with a warm golden-orange center that radiates outward in a smooth gradient. In some light, a faint peach or pink hue appears along the petal edges, adding depth without overpowering the flower.
The petals are slightly elongated and gracefully curved, giving the blooms a relaxed, natural look. Flowers often appear in balanced clusters, creating a harmonious mix of soft colors that feel calm and refined rather than bold.
Overall, this variety has a delicate, almost glowing presence - subtle, sophisticated, and very easy to appreciate up close.
The name Moung Sangeam comes from Thai words meaning "purple beauty" or "elegant purple," suggesting a refined, graceful flower with soft coloration.
The name Ped Sai Rung comes from Thai words meaning "diamond with rainbow colors," referring to the soft blend of hues that shimmer gently across the petals.
The name Rung Sirichod comes from Thai words meaning "auspicious rainbow" or "blessed light spectrum," reflecting the flower's warm, glowing mix of tones and its positive, uplifting feel.

Plumeria Paramino is a warm and vibrant variety that captures the colors of a tropical sunset. The flowers open in glowing shades of golden yellow that gradually deepen into rich orange, with soft pink edges outlining each petal like a delicate brushstroke. The smooth, rounded petals form the classic plumeria pinwheel, creating a balanced and elegant bloom.
The colors appear especially luminous in clusters, where several blossoms open together, surrounding the buds with a bright halo of sunset tones. The gentle blend of yellow, orange, and pink gives the flowers a cheerful, glowing look that stands out beautifully against the deep green leaves.
Plumeria Paramino is a lively and colorful variety that brings warmth and tropical charm wherever it blooms.

Plumeria Ped Sairung (Rainbow Duck) is a soft, colorful beauty that looks like it was painted with watercolor. Each flower opens with creamy white petals that gradually blend into warm golden yellow near the center, then fade into bright rosy pink toward the edges. The smooth transition of colors creates a gentle rainbow effect across the petals.
The classic pinwheel shape of the bloom gives the flower a balanced and elegant look, while the glowing yellow throat adds warmth and depth to the overall color pattern. When several blooms open together, the cluster creates a cheerful display of pink, gold, and ivory tones against the deep green foliage.
Plumeria Ped Sairung is a graceful and lively variety that brings a bright tropical glow to the garden.
Ped Sairung comes from Thai words: Ped - duck, Sairung - rainbow. So Ped Sairung literally means "Rainbow Duck." In Thai plant naming, this kind of playful name is not unusual. The word "rainbow" refers to the multi-colored petals - the blend of white, yellow, and pink tones in the flower. The "duck" part is more whimsical and likely refers to the rounded, slightly curved petal shape that can remind people of a duck's bill or simply serves as a catchy, memorable nickname.

Plumeria Pink Jaopraya boasts spectacular multi-colored flowers with a captivating swirl of red, white, pink, and yellow. The intricate blend of hues creates a striking visual appeal, making this variety stand out as an eye-catching addition to your garden.
Plumeria is a symbol of Hawaii, representing the Aloha spirit, leis, and is widely used in perfumery for its captivating scent.

Plumeria Salmon Brown is soft, warm, and beautifully blended, featuring unique tones of salmon, peach, and light brown with creamy highlights. The petals are smooth and slightly curved, with a gentle gradient that transitions from pale cream at the edges into richer salmon and warm amber tones toward the center.
A subtle pink blush often appears along the petal margins, adding depth and a refined, almost pastel-like finish. The overall color palette feels earthy yet tropical - less bright than typical plumerias, but more sophisticated and unusual.
Flowers are typically full and well-formed, appearing in clusters that create a soft, harmonious display. This variety stands out for its rare, muted coloration and elegant, warm-toned presence.

Plumeria Sexy Pink is a charming variety with soft, romantic color and perfectly formed blooms. The flowers open in smooth, rounded petals of gentle pink that deepen toward the edges, while the center glows with a warm golden-yellow heart. The subtle blend of pink, cream, and yellow gives each bloom a delicate, luminous look.
The petals have a silky texture and a graceful pinwheel shape typical of classic plumeria flowers. When several blossoms open together, they form lush clusters that stand out beautifully against the deep green foliage.
Plumeria Sexy Pink brings a soft tropical elegance to the garden, combining sweetness, color, and timeless plumeria beauty in every bloom.

Plumeria Siam Ruby is rich and jewel-toned, featuring vibrant petals that blend deep ruby pink with lighter rosy highlights toward the edges. The color often intensifies near the center, creating a glowing, almost luminous effect that gives the flower depth and dimension.
The petals are broad, smooth, and slightly overlapping, forming well-balanced, rounded blooms with a soft, velvety texture. A subtle gradient from darker inner tones to softer outer pink adds refinement without losing intensity.
Clusters of flowers create a bold, colorful display, standing out beautifully against green foliage. Overall, this variety feels vivid, elegant, and luxurious - true to its "ruby" name, with a polished, gemstone-like presence.

A stunning, collectible variety from Thailand, featuring silver-toned and variegated leaves. The flowers of this new hybrid are a beautiful yellow, adding a soft yet striking contrast to the foliage.
Plumeria is a symbol of Hawaii, representing the Aloha spirit, leis, and is widely used in perfumery for its captivating scent.

Plumeria Som Paruay is a vibrant and cheerful variety that looks like a burst of tropical sunset color. The flowers open with glowing golden-yellow centers that gradually blend into rich orange and coral tones, finishing with bright rosy pink edges. Each petal shows a smooth gradient of warm colors, giving the bloom a luminous, sunlit appearance.
The classic pinwheel shape of the petals creates a beautifully balanced flower, while the clusters of blooms make the colors appear even more intense and lively against the deep green foliage.
Plumeria Som Paruay is a lively and colorful variety that brings warmth, brightness, and tropical energy to your garden or collection.
The name Som Paruay comes from Thai words referring to orange color and prosperity, symbolizing bright color and good fortune. Som - orange, Paruay - related to ruay which means rich, wealthy, prosperous.

Plumeria Sunset Symphony bursts into bloom with a lively mix of tropical colors. Each petal blends creamy ivory, warm golden yellow, and glowing coral-pink, with deeper rose edges that look as if they were brushed by a painters hand. The flowers open in generous clusters, creating a rich tapestry of sunset tones that shift slightly from bloom to bloom.
Some petals lean toward honey-yellow with soft pink rims, while others deepen into bright coral and rosy blush, giving the entire cluster a vibrant, ever-changing look. Fresh and luminous, the blooms appear almost lit from within, like the sky just before the sun dips below the horizon.
A joyful and radiant plumeria that turns every branch into a celebration of color.