Frangipani

Height | 4 - 8 metres

Plumeria, commonly known as Frangipani, is a tropical flowering tree admired for its sculptural branching structure, fragrant blooms, and relaxed architectural form. Native to Central America, the Caribbean, and parts of South America, this species is widely used in tropical landscape design, resort environments, and courtyard planting schemes for its strong visual character and seasonal floral display. The plant features thick, fleshy branches that form an open, sculptural silhouette, often remaining bare through cooler months before producing broad, glossy green leaves in warmer conditions. Its most distinctive feature is its fragrant, five-petalled flowers, which appear in clusters at branch tips in shades of white, yellow, pink, and deep red, creating a vivid contrast against the foliage. Plumeria typically grows to around 4–8 metres in height, depending on climate, variety, and growing conditions. With its elegant branching structure and iconic tropical blooms, Frangipani introduces softness, fragrance, and a relaxed resort-style atmosphere to landscape and architectural drawings