Author: David FrangipaniTrees

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2019 March

Over the last 12 months, all the action has been over on our frangipani trees website and this website, unfortunately, has been a little quiet. We’ve decided to make some big changes to this website. We’ve modified our online shop to be an online catalogue. We’ve removed all frangipani prices and delivery prices. Customers can still place items into a virtual cart but instead of checking out, customers hit the submit an enquiry button (previously the checkout button).

We will try to reply to all enquiries with availability, prices, transport options and then frangipani photos to customers still able to buy.

2019 October

Having an online catalogue and getting many enquiries has been and will continue to be very interesting. It’s interesting to learn which flower colours are popular in which areas. It’s amazing how many people in Sydney are interested in a single small white of hot pink frangipani. Unfortunately, I’ve chosen not to reply anymore to those in places which are difficult or impossible to send frangipanis to and to those interested a small number of small frangipanis in distant locations. Apologies if you’re waiting for a reply and don’t get one. I will look into web site modifications to save those far off customers from unnecessarily submitting their enquiry.

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Pink Frangipani Flowers

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Pink-Frangipani-Flowers

The pink frangipani is one of the most common frangipanis found in Australia. It’s a hardy variety producing an abundance of highly fragrant flowers.

Most pink frangipanis open with a mostly pink flower with an orange centre. With exposure to the sun, the pink fades to white leaving a bouquet with a mixture of pink and white frangipani flowers.

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Yellow Frangipani Flowers

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Yellow-Frangipani-Flowers

The yellow frangipani flower has a similar scent and size as the common white. Yellow frangipani flowers often open with an all yellow flower before the ends of the petals fade, making it even more like a white frangipani flower.

Heidi has a beautiful flower with wide, overlapping, curled petals. In about 2013, we identified Heidi as being the prettiest flower shape with the purest yellow. Since then, we have focussed our efforts on propagating Heidi and now sell it as our generic yellow.

Other yellow frangipanis we have are Aztec Gold, Buttercup, Banana Milkshake and Canary Gold.

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White Magic Frangipani Flowers

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Stenophylla-Frangipani-Flowers

The White Magic frangipani has smallish cute, jasmine-like scented flowers. It is a dwarf, has thin branches and has long glossy leaves.
It is a unquie variety and often considered species of its own, Plumeria stenophylla. It’s also sometimes put into the Obtusa species and labelled “Plumeria obtusa var. stenophylla”.