Back to plants
Pink-white frangipani flowers clustered at the tips of thick green branchesTrees

Frangipani is a tropical tree famed for its intoxicatingly fragrant flowers in soft shades of pink, white and yellow. The waxy blooms appear in clusters at the tips of thick, fleshy branches from May to October. In winter the tree sheds its leaves, revealing an elegantly branched silhouette.

Want to see Frangipani in your garden?

1 minute, no credit card

Start free design
Free design

Want to see Frangipani in your garden? Make a free design now.

Upload a photo, pick a style, and get a photorealistic design with plant list in under a minute.

See your garden free

400+ gardens designed already

No credit card required

Before
After

Characteristics

Sun
Full sun
Water
Medium
Height
300800 cm
Spread
200500 cm
Hardiness zone
1012
Family
Apocynaceae
Evergreen
No
Flower colors
pink, white, yellow
Wildlife value
butterflies, bees

Bloom period

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

Care guide

Place in the warmest, sunniest spot available. Plant in light, well-drained soil. Water regularly during the growing season but let the soil dry between waterings. During the leafless winter dormancy, water sparingly. Overwinter in a frost-free location above 10°C.

Pruning tips

Prune in early spring before new foliage emerges. Remove crossing and damaged branches. The milky sap can cause skin irritation — wear gloves. Flowers appear at branch tips, so avoid cutting back too hard.