Frangipanis, also known as Plumeria, are the quintessential tropical royalty. These are no ordinary shrubs; they’re living perfume factories, boasting intoxicatingly sweet fragrances that can fill an entire room or waft through the balmy evening air. Imagine a heady concoction of jasmine, citrus, and spice, all emanating from these vibrantly colored blooms. Frangipanis grace landscapes with their large, waxy flowers in a spectrum of colors, from classic white and yellow to fiery reds and delicate pinks. More than just a feast for the senses, frangipanis hold cultural significance in many parts of the world, symbolizing new beginnings, purity, and even immortality.
Blooming Marvels: Mastering Plumeria Obtusa Propagation Plumeria obtusa, fondly known as the Singapore graveyard flower, captivates with its glossy leaves and intoxicatingly fragrant, perpetually blooming flowers. While admiring these tropical beauties is a delight, wouldn’t it be even more rewarding to multiply your fragrant collection? Luckily, propagating Plumeria obtusa, though requiring a touch of patience, … Read more
The frangipani (Plumeria spp.), also known as plumeria, is a beloved flowering tree prized for its intoxicating fragrance and dazzling blooms. But did you know you can propagate your existing frangipani and cultivate more of these tropical beauties? This article explores propagating frangipani from stem cuttings, guiding you through both water and soil propagation methods. With a bit of effort and these simple steps, you’ll be well on your way to a flourishing frangipani haven!