Pudica aka Bridal Bouquet, Species Pudica, Puerto Rico Rare evergreen variety, bushy hedge growing with unusual hammer head shaped leaves, flowers are white with a small yellow dot at the centre, flowers are bunched like a bouquet. Plumeria pudica has spoon shaped leaves, a little smaller than the regular hybrids. It is fast growing and a good bloomer with many small white unscented blooms. Bright white with small yellow center, large clusters cover this tree all year round. Unique spoon-shaped leaves. Evergreen. Will bloom even indoors. 4 feet tall, bushy, in bloom. Bridal bouquet will bloom all winter long indoors in bright light. Blooms are 3″. A medium tree with profuse branching. Dark-green spatula-like leaves. Has very different branching habit. Fast growing, rather narrow stems. Bears white flowers with yellow centers. Branches from the middle of stem without need to flower first. Flowers 2 – 3 times per year on same growth axis without branching. Can be grown indoors. Keeps leaves all year. Only drawback is flower is not fragrant.

• PSA Registration:
• Color: White
• Flower Size: 3″
• Blooming: Great
• Growth: Medium
• Scent: None
• AKAs: Bridal Bouquet
• Notes: Flowers 2 – 3 times per year on same growth axis without branching. Can be grown indoors. Keeps leaves all year.