Frangipani trees are known for their resilience and ability to bloom even after they have been uprooted, symbolizing resilience and renewal. This characteristic is a metaphor for life's cyclical nature, reminding us that even in the face of challenges, new beginnings and growth are possible.

It's considered a symbol of immortality because it can flower and produce leaves even if uprooted. One of the most famous species is the ornamental tree Plumeria acuminata, widely known for its white flowers with creamy yellow centers.

Also known as frangipani, plumerias are popular in landscaping because of the seemingly endless variety of the color, size, and fragrance of their blossoms. The plumeria's intoxicating perfume is strongest at night, when its pollinators—moths—emerge.

If you are in South East Queensland and interested in getting someone to prune your frangipani(s), please read about our Frangipani Tree Pruning Service. Since frangipanis can grow for more than 100 years, they naturally get bigger and bigger and get more and more branches.