Yellow Plumeria Varieties: Sunshine in Bloom

Yellow symbolizes hope, happiness, and renewal—like daffodils heralding spring or yellow ribbons for safe returns. In plumeria, yellow cultivars offer stunning diversity in form, fragrance, and color nuance.

Notable Yellow Plumeria Cultivars

• Aztec Gold: Golden yellow, faint pink band on petal backs (fades to white). 4" blooms, elliptical petals, strong ripe peach fragrance. Long bloom season.
• Bali Whirl: First double-flowered plumeria. 3–4" blooms, 10 petals, yellow with white margin. Prolific, easy to grow.
• Celadine (Common Yellow/Graveyard Yellow): Bright yellow with white petal borders. 3.5" blooms, pointed tips, strong lemon scent. Upright, dense growth.
• Cyndi Moragne: White with large yellow center, pink reverse band. 4–5" blooms, heavy texture, sweet-spicy fragrance. Named for breeder's granddaughter.
• Lemon Drop: Brilliant yellow, white petal edges. 4" avg., heavy elliptical petals, strong lemon scent, excellent keeping quality. Free bloomer.
• Nebel's Gold: Yellow with light pink reverse bands. 3" blooms, lemon scent, poor keeping quality. Popular in Hawaii.
• Paul Weissich: Golden yellow with orange center, pink radiating lines. 3–3.5" blooms, peach fragrance. Vigorous grower. Named for Honolulu's Foster Botanic Garden Director.

All thrive with proven plumeria care guidelines—bringing tropical sunshine to any garden.