Frangipani Flowers
Frangipani, scientifically known as Plumeria, belongs to the Apocynaceae family and includes roughly a dozen species native to tropical regions of the Americas. The plant’s signature look comes from thick branches, leaves clustered near the tips, and flower clusters that form at the ends of mature shoots.
Frangipani flowers are usually 2-4 inches wide with five overlapping petals in white, yellow, pink, red, orange, or bicolors. Blooming typically runs from late spring through fall. Individual flowers last a few days, but clusters keep opening for weeks when conditions stay warm and sunny.
Frangipani Tree With White Flowers Among Lush Foliage
Vivid Pink Frangipani Flowers With Orange-Yellow Centre
Single White Frangipani Flower With Rain Drops in Close-Up
Single Pink Frangipani Flower Among Narrow Green Leaves
Two Yellow Frangipani Flowers With Bud in Warm Light
White and Pale Pink Frangipani Flowers on a Branch
Small Pink Frangipani Flowers Emerging From Dark Stem
Soft Pink Frangipani Flowers With Yellow Centres
Two Pink and White Frangipani Flowers in Close-Up
Vibrant Pink and Orange Frangipani Flowers With Buds
Yellow and White Frangipani Flowers on a Tree Branch
White Frangipani Flowers Cluster Against Dark Green Leaves
White Frangipani Flowers Covered in Rain Droplets
White Frangipani Flowers Covering a Tree's Bare Branches
Single White Frangipani Flower Bud Opening on a Red Stem
Classic White and Yellow Frangipani Flower Cluster in Full Bloom
Large Cluster of White Frangipani Flowers in Sunlight
Pink-Edged White Frangipani Flower Cluster With Rain Drops
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