PLANTS BY NAME
Pilosocereus Blue Hairy Cactus – Unique and Eye-Catching Addition to Your Plant Collection
Plumeria Pudica (Light Pink) highly fragrant
- 🌸 Elegant soft light-pink Plumeria blooms — Pudica variety produces smaller, more delicate flowers with spade-shaped leaves unlike typical Plumeria
- ☀️ Full sun required — at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight for prolific flowering
- 💧 Moderate watering — water deeply once a week; drought-tolerant; excellent drainage essential
- 🌡️ Thrives in tropical to subtropical climates (10°C to 45°C); perfect for most of India
- 📐 Small to medium shrub/tree 1–3 m tall — more compact than typical Plumeria; evergreen in warm climates
- 🏆 Unique Plumeria species — Pudica has unique spade-shaped leaves and is evergreen; unlike deciduous common Plumeria
Plumeria/Frangipani (White )
- 🌸 Classic pure white Plumeria/Frangipani blooms — elegant 5-petalled white flowers with a golden-yellow centre and intense tropical fragrance
- ☀️ Full sun required — at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight for prolific flowering
- 💧 Moderate watering — water deeply once a week; drought-tolerant; excellent drainage essential
- 🌡️ Thrives in tropical to subtropical climates (10°C to 45°C); perfect for most of India
- 📐 Compact to medium tree 1–5 m tall — bears flowers continuously through the warm season
- 🏆 The most beloved tropical flower — associated with temples, garlands and divine fragrance across India
Red Plumeria/Frangipani flower/champa Plant
- 🌸 Vibrant deep red Plumeria/Frangipani blooms — large, velvety red flowers with intense tropical fragrance; rare and striking colour
- ☀️ Full sun required — at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight for prolific flowering
- 💧 Moderate watering — water deeply once a week; drought-tolerant; excellent drainage essential
- 🌡️ Thrives in tropical to subtropical climates (10°C to 45°C); perfect for most of India
- 📐 Compact to medium tree 1–5 m tall — dramatic red floral display through the warm season
- 🏆 The most dramatic Plumeria colour — deep red is rarer and more striking than pink or white varieties
Red sandalwood (Pterocarpus santalinus)
- 🌳 Native red-heartwood tree of the Eastern Ghats — reaches 5–8 m in cultivation
- ☀️ Full sun all day; it will not develop properly in shade
- 💧 Water weekly while young, then almost never — very drought hardy once established
- 🌡️ Temperature Tolerance: 7°C – 46°C (grows best where the mean annual temperature is 26–32°C; killed below 0°C)
- 📐 Needs no host plant, unlike white sandalwood — and fixes its own nitrogen
- 🏆 Thrives in poor, gravelly soil where most trees fail

