Plumeria

Plumeria—commonly called Frangipani—are tropical flowering trees native to Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. Over centuries, explorers and traders carried them across oceans, where they became deeply rooted in cultures from Hawaii to Southeast Asia. Known for their intoxicating fragrance and symbolic blooms, Plumeria flowers are used in leis, ceremonies, and spiritual offerings.

Celebrated for both resilience and beauty, Plumeria embody a rich history of migration and meaning. Today, they stand as living symbols of devotion, renewal, and tropical elegance, thriving in warm gardens and collections worldwide.