You can grow a frangipani tree in a pot filled with sandy soil and a bit of perlite. To keep the tree alive, you'll need to move it indoors when temperatures drop below 50 degrees Fahrenheit.

Another favourite is the frangipani (Plumeria/temple tree/champa). This was part of a Sunday evening walk ritual. My mother would hand me a manjapai and send me off on a walk to VOC park.

Bridal bouquet frangipani is an evergreen or sometimes a semi-deciduous tree. The older the specimen, the more likely it is to keep its leaves in the dry months. The leaves are large, 12-inches ...

It’s been a rough winter for frangipani flowers. Credit: Robin Powell Stuart Reiss, who with wife Joy owns Sydney Frangipani, says it’s important to thin the canopies of the tree for health.