FRANGIPANI
Plumeria rubra
The Frangipani is a graceful small tree known for its delightfully fragrant flowers in white, yellow, pink, or red. Its thick branches and leathery leaves give it a unique appearance. Frangipani is beloved for its tropical look and long blooming period.
Application:š³Solitary |āColorful accent
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Likes full sun to partial shade
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Slow grower
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Water moderately (every other day)
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Height 3/8 meter
SPECIFICATIONS:
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Common name | Frangipani, Temple Tree |
| Latin name | Plumeria rubra |
| Origin | Central America, Caribbean |
| Height | Up to 3-8 meters |
| Growth habit | Small tree or large shrub with broad, spreading branches |
| Location | Solitary (needs space) |
| Light requirements | Full sun |
| Water requirement | Every other day |
| Windproof | Yes |
| Fertilization | Fertilize regularly; ask an employee for advice |
| Maintenance | Low maintenance; pruning helps maintain shape |
| Leaves | Elongated, dark green and leathery, deciduous in dry periods |
| Fruits | Elongated seed pods, but not often present |
| Flowers | Fragrant flowers in white, yellow, pink or red, with five petals |
| Attractor of butterflies and birds | Yes |
| Iguana test | No |
| Suitable for pot | No |
| Toxicity | Mildly toxic to humans and pets; the milky sap can cause skin irritation, among other things. |