Tree
Frangipani
Plumeria
ABOUT THE PLANT
This plant traveled from the Americas with European traders. Its fragrance reminded people of a perfume made by the Italian nobleman Muzio Frangipani in the 16th century—and so the flower kept its name, sweet and creamy like jasmine, peaches, and gardenia.
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