The classic White Yellow Plumeria embodies the essence of the tropics with its intoxicating fragrance and elegant, pure white flowers with a golden-yellow center. Its glossy, leathery leaves and distinctive, succulent branching structure add architectural interest. In the Bay Area, it is a beloved container specimen that must be protected from frost, bringing a vacation vibe to sunny patios during the warm months.

• Produces clusters of highly fragrant, classic pinwheel-shaped flowers in pure white with a vibrant yellow center from late spring through fall.

• Features thick, succulent stems and large, glossy, deep green leaves with prominent veins, creating a bold tropical texture even when not in bloom.

• Not cold hardy; will be damaged by temperatures below 40°F (4°C). Must be grown in a container in most of the Bay Area and brought indoors to a bright, frost-free location for winter.

• Thrives in full sun, heat, and humidity. Requires excellent drainage and a distinct dry winter rest period with minimal water when dormant (leafless).

• The flowers are traditionally used for making Hawaiian leis and are edible, with a subtle floral flavor.