Small $29.00 140ml Pot - No less than 30cm

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Medium $58.00 2 x small price 200ml Pot - Between 30cm - 60cm multi tip branched

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Large $116.00 Starting price - Can vary based on number of tips 300ml Pot - Between 1 - 1.8 meters

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Landscape To be advised based on availability, size of tree width x height and number of tips. Prices starting from $150)

Frangipani Care

Frangipanis are a true tropical flowering plant. Frangipanis naturally go dormant during winter. The exceptions to this are the Evergreen range of Frangipanis. Frangipani can be grown in pots, in the ground, or in containers sunk in the ground. Frangipanis have a multitude of stunning fragrance and flowers that are surrounded by lush green foliage. Frangipanis originated from Cuba, Venezuela, and Central America. They have been distributed all over the world. Frangipanis are naturally drought resistance as they store all their nutrients and energy for the next season in their branches. They will tolerate mild frosts, check with us for advice on growing in your area.

Maintenance Frangipanis are heavy feeders, but need well drained soil. They can rot if their roots are kept wet. They will love you and reward you with lots of fragrant flowers if you give them plenty of sunshine and heat. Please dont over love your Frangipani, water as needed. In the winter months leave the watering to nature … whenever rain falls from the sky. In summer you can water as much as twice a day to once every 10 days, depending on your environment. When in doubt keep your Frangipani on the dry side. Please remember that your plant is a tropical plant and it does need heat and sunshine. If you live in an area that suffers with frost, please ask us how to care for your Frangipani.

Plumeria/Frangipani plants prefer full sun, protected from frost. Moderately fertile, well drained soil

Plumeria/Frangipani can be grown in a well drained pot

Plants will flower for 3-9 months of the year, depending on local conditions

Dont allow to become too dry during the Summer months

In colder areas mulch well to keep the roots warm during winter

Dont water while plant is dormant (usually the winter months)

Begin watering and fertilising at the first sign of the growth tip coming to life

When watering a potted plumeria/frangipani, continue until water runs out of the drain holes of the pot

Plumeria/Frangipani should only be pruned while the plant is in growth mode, Spring through Summer is the best time.

You should fertilise your plant at least 3 times per year. At the beginning of spring, during summer while out in bloom and at the end of the season. Frangipani look fantastic companion planted with other plants. We suggest you try orchids, Poinsettias, Bromeliads, Stags and Elkhorns. These will all flower during winter while your Frangipani is dormant. These plants dont require a lot of water during winter, just like your Frangipani. We hope you enjoy your Frangipani and if you have any questions, please dont hesitate to call.

Leaving Frangipani DJs Way
Your Frangipani is taken from its pot and the dirt is shaken from the roots. We usually cut away the majority of leaves for easy packing. They are then soaked in a solution to prevent moisture loss while it is on it’s way to it’s new home. To make sure you plant has the maximum chance of flourishing we have added a rooting hormone.

On arrival
Check that your plant has arrived safely. If you dont have time to plant your Frangipani straight away, please give it a drink. You can do this by placing your plant into a glass or bucket of water then potting it up when you have the time. Depending on what time of the year you purchase your plant, we recommend that you plant into pots to start with. The time to replant into the ground, is when your plants start to form buds. Dig a hole large enough to fit the plant and the pot soil into, gently take your Frangipani from its pot and place in the ground. Cover with soil and water in well. .