Frangipani
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- Very special tropical houseplant with fragrant flowers
- Top quality plants, available in named varieties
- Order now for next day or named day delivery
Yipee!! We're delighted to have had some more of these very special Frangipani or Plumeria plants. As pictured, they are lovely, strong plants, currently covered in buds.
This week we have the following mainly pink varieties: Synchronicity, Gemini and Captivate as well as pink/yellow Mystique and just one pretty white Halo variety. Please do let us know your preferred variety in the colour request box below or leave it to us to choose the nicest looking on the day.
Plumeria or Frangipani are extremely rare and special plants. They start flowering in mid to late June, (maybe sooner if we get plenty of sunshine!) and their pretty flowers have a lovely sweet scent. They are a great houseplant for a keen gardener who will appreciate the rarity of these gorgeous plants.
These special plants are grown for us by a top Plumeria grower in Sicily and we will have a number of fabulous named varieties to choose from. Please do make a note below if you have a preference on flower colour or variety otherwise we will just choose the nicest looking plant for you on the day.
4.7/ 5
27 reviews
Lovely big plant with 3 branches and full of blooms, beautiful Hawaiian flowers to look at.
Arrived looking very robust and healthy and also larger than expected
Amazing plant, really well received
I think this product is beautiful and smells Devine. As I love tropical plant I’m well pleased.
Perfect in every way.
Well packed fast beautiful plant
Super quality, bigger plant than expected
Great quality plant,good value great service
Good healthy plant , with some flower buds growing .
Very impressed. The pot was cracked on arrival but just a quick call and the following day a new pot arrived. Beautiful plant!
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Looking after your Plumerias
Plumerias, also known as Frangipani, are tropical plants that originate in Hawaii and are used to make the islands famous ‘leis’. They are therefore sun lovers and need a bit of coddling here in the UK. A warm sunny windowsill is best, ideally somewhere out of any draughts and away from any radiators.
They are best watered little and often, up to 3 or 4 times a week if the weather is warm. They don’t like soggy soil though so try to make sure they are not left standing in water.
The dramatic scented blooms develop from the branch tips and will slowly open over several weeks. To keep them flowering use a high phosphorous feed – something like tomato feed every couple of weeks throughout the summer and when they seem to stop flowering hold back a bit on the watering so that they dry out a little more in the winter months.
Despite their exotic origins Plumerias are very rewarding plants and with a little care will provide a stunning display all summer long.
Problem solving
Most problems with leaf drop or soft stems are caused by overwatering so do err on the side of caution if you are not sure. They don’t tend to suffer from many pests but look out for red spider mite and treat early if you suspect there is a problem.
