A pink, peach and orange cluster of Plumeria rubra flowers

Plumeria rubra


Native to Belize, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras and nearby regions, this is a tree in the Apocynaceae family. Its leaves are thick, leathery, and the plant is known for its free-flowering habit, with showy, fragrant blossoms. The flower color can vary significantly depending on the cultivar​ of which there are many. The plant may have therapeutic utility in cardiovascular disorders​. The plant is poisonous due to its milky sap. Photographed in Colombia.

A custer of yellow Plumeria rubra flowers
A red Plumeria flower with yellow streak in sunlight
Red, pink, and yellow Plumeria rubra flowers
A cluster of Plumeria rubra flowers with orange-yellow centers
Clusters of yellow Plumeria rubra flowers under blue sky
Two pink Plumeria rubra flowers
White Plumeria rubra flowers with dashes of pink and yellow centers
A yellow Plumeria rubra flower with white edges in dabbled sunlight
Plumeria rubra photograph
A cluster of yellow Plumeria rubra flowers with white borders

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