Plumeria shade Summer (May–Sep): Active but slow

Summer (May–Sep): Active but slow growth

north-facing beds

but plants rebound strongly in fall

Once established in your Phoenix landscape — typically after 1–2 full growing seasons — Desert Willow requires very little supplemental irrigation and is essentially self-sustaining through Phoenix winters

Its sweeping

Plumeria shade Summer (May–Sep): Active but slowArizona's Most Exotic Flowering Tree Plumeria (Frangipani) for Phoenix Gardens Plumeria (Plumeria spp.), known worldwide as Frangipani, is the ultimate tropical statement plant for Phoenix landscapes. Famous for its intensely fragrant clusters of waxy flowers in white, yellow, pink, red, and multi colored varieties, Plumeria brings a true Hawaiian paradise feel to desert gardens. Despite its exotic appearance, this deciduous flowering tree is