Plumeria is a small tree with high ornamental performance, which is native to America and is the most common in Southeast Asia, and can be seen everywhere in Laos, Thailand, Myanmar and other countries. The aliases of plumeria are gardenia, egg yolk flower, Jasminum indicum, big season flower, etc. Several flowers are clustered at the top of branches, and the corolla is tubular, including yellow, white and gradient. In addition to the original variety, there are varieties of red flowers, but this flower is smaller than the original variety. Generally, the flowering period of plumeria starts in May, and can last until around 10, and the viewing period is quite long.

The frangipani that blooms in summer is fragrant and elegant. Not only can you enjoy the beautiful scenery of the frangipani, but it can also become a pot of green tea after it matures and falls off. After the leaves fall in autumn and winter, the bare trunk bends naturally, which has a beautiful posture and a unique landscape. It is widely used in garden plants, especially to highlight the southeast Asian customs. It is suitable for planting in courtyards, grasslands and potted plants.

Plumeria is a positive tree species, which likes sunny and high temperature environment, and can also grow in semi-shady environment, but the branches grow in vain in shady environment, and the flowers are few or the long leaves do not bloom. I like acidic sandy loam with deep fertility, good permeability and rich organic matter. I am drought-resistant and afraid of water accumulation, but too much drought will cause malnutrition. The most important point is that the cold tolerance of plumeria is poor, and the most suitable temperature for growth is 20-26℃. In the area north of the Tropic of Cancer, protective measures should be taken for plumeria to overwinter safely in winter.

Plumeria also has a variety of pharmacological and edible functions, so I won't introduce them here. Friends who like frangipani can plant one in their own yard or balcony. It can be cultivated by cutting, and the technical work is relatively simple. In some Buddhist areas, plumeria is designated as one of the "five trees and six flowers", also known as "temple tree" or "tower tree", which is a kind of flower that many Buddhists like; It is also the national flower of Laos and the city flower of Zhaoqing.