Franginipani
Scientific Name - Plumeria rubra /Plumeria obtusa Common Name - Frangipani / White Frangipani Family Name - Fraginipani Family ( Apocynacae) Bark - Frangipani Thin skin and brown with green in it Warty at places White Frangipani Brown and grey Thin with outer skin Warty from scars of fallen branches Leaves - Frangipani Clustered at tips of branches Upto 55cm Hairless and smooth when mature The leaves are darker on top and dull without gloss White Frangipani Upto 35 cm Dark green with soft shine on top and paler without gloss Edges of leaves have tendency to roll under One variety has nearly parallel sides and is densly hairy below The common variety is smooth below but you can see hair on the leaf stalks and along the main rib with a hand lens Flower - Frangipani Strongly scented in loose upright clusters from common stalk Flower turns from pink to deep crimson to white with a gold cen