Ventiquattro Plumeria

Plumeria 'Ventiquattro'

Plumeria 'Ventiquattro' (Reg #377), also known as 'Anniversary,' is a unique and visually striking variety discovered by Florida Colors Nursery near the Mona Loa Macadamia Nut Factory in Hilo, Hawaii. This medium-growing tree is renowned for its distinctive blooms, excellent blooming habit, and subtle spice fragrance.

Striking White, Yellow, and Red Blooms
The 3 to 3 1/2-inch flowers of 'Ventiquattro' feature a classic white and yellow combination with slightly cupped petals. What truly sets this variety apart is the striking red back of its petals, creating a bold and captivating contrast that makes the blooms stand out.

Blooming Characteristics
A late bloomer, 'Ventiquattro' extends the flowering season, providing a fresh burst of color when many other plumerias have finished blooming. Its excellent blooming habit ensures a generous display of these unique flowers throughout the season.

Fragrance and Growth Habit
The blooms exude a moderate spice scent, adding a subtle aromatic layer to its visual charm. As an average-growing tree, 'Ventiquattro' is manageable and well-suited for gardens of various sizes and styles.

Special Notes
Discovered in Hawaii, this variety carries a touch of tropical allure. Its late blooming period and distinctive red-backed petals make it a prized choice for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

In Summary
Plumeria 'Ventiquattro' is an average-growing tree with 3 to 3 1/2-inch white and yellow flowers, a striking red back, and a moderate spice fragrance. Its late blooming and unique appearance make it a standout addition to any garden or collection.

Color: White and Yellow with a Striking Red Back
Flower Size: 3 to 3 1/2 inches
Blooming: Excellent Bloomer, Late Bloomer
Growth Rate: Average Growing
Scent: Moderate Spice
AKAs: Anniversary
Special Notes: Discovered near Hilo, Hawaii; unique red-backed petals; extends blooming season
Registration: PSA Registered #377