Plumeriya

Plumeriya (Plumeria) or more is a small genus Frandzhipani only From 7-8 species originating in tropical and subtropical America. These are mostly deciduous shrubs or small trees.

Distribution
The most popular are red plumeriya Plumeria rubra with colors ranging from yellow to pink, according to variety, P. pudica and P. obtusa, which are evergreen and bloom in winter. Kin is family Apocynaceae and that lhave given because the leaves emit a white, toxic juice. However, plumeriite are common in tropical areas worldwide, as they are extremely beautiful and divinely fragrant. In Hawaii, the flower used to make traditional lei necklaces. Custom requires that such necklaces can be served as a gift by making the coast of Gaza in the surf - and thus reminds us that kamaaina / locals / are both part of the onshore part of the ocean. Visitors to the island also donate a lei to return again in the earthly paradise. Plumeriite most aromatic and seductive at night because their natural pollinator is a type of moth. Deceived by the strong aroma, a butterfly landed on the color of color, but remains just a pipe dream - in fact the colors do not produce nectar.

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See Also: Sending Flowers, Online Florist