Chonemorpha fragrans - Wikipedia
Chonemorpha fragrans, the frangipani vine or climbing frangipani, is a plant species in the genus Chonemorpha. It is a vigorous, generally evergreen, climbing shrub producing stems 30 m (98 ft) or more long that can climb to the tops of the tallest trees in the forests of Southeast Asia.
Chonemorpha fragrans, Frangipani Vine - Garden Expressions
Chonemorpha fragrans is a vigorous climber native to India and South East Asia. The textured foliage is attractive, leaves are large, rather course and oval shaped. However, it is the spectacular display of flowers from January to end of April that makes this plant a worthwhile addition to the garden.
Australian Grow Guide: Climbing Frangipani (Chonemorpha …
May 21, 2024 · Climbing frangipani is actually a tropical vine and not a true frangipani although the sweetly scented white flowers with yellow centres do look very much like frangipani flowers. This climber originates from South East Asia and India. It has large dark green leaves and stunning white scented flowers that appear from January through to April.
Climbing Frangipani Plant Care: Water, Light, Nutrients | Greg App
Learn exactly what Climbing Frangipani needs to thrive, get reminders when it’s time to water, and join the growing community on the Greg App.
Climbing Frangipani (Chonemorpha penangensis) - Logee’s
Large clusters of fragrant, creamy white flowers with yellow centers arrive throughout the summer months on this robust woody climber. Related to plumeria, Climbing Frangipani is an impressive vine with large leaves and a heavy vining structure. As a container plant, it needs ample growing space and a large pot and stake to climb on.
Chonemorpha fragrans | Climbing Frangipani - plant lust
An outstanding, large-leafed vine that blooms in profusion with its white propeller-shaped petals highlighted with yellow centers. The lightly fragrant blooms are enjoyed May through July. Climbing Frangipani can be grown in a large container with a stake or trellis. In the fall, if temperatures drop below 60°F, it tends to go dormant.
NParks | Chonemorpha fragrans - National Parks Board
Chonemorpha fragrans (Frangipani Vine) is a native climber with sweetly-scented flowers and large oval leaves. While the showy, creamy-white flowers bear some resemblance to the Frangipani (Plumeria obtusa), this species is not a tree …
Chonemorpha fragrans - GardensOnline
Chonemorpha fragrans is one of the most beautiful tropical vines with lush leaves and large fragrant, white flowers. In the tropics it is semi-deciduous, in cooler climates it will lose it leaves in winter. This is a really beautiful climber and will give a tropical feel to your garden.
Chonemorpha Climbing Frangipani - Four Seasons Nursery
Description – A wonderfully fragrant climbing frangipani vine. The scent is exactly the same as the traditional white and yellow frangipani although both are totally unrelated. Likes similar conditions to frangipani trees and grows well during the warmer months. This …
Chonemorpha fragrans - Frangipani Vine, da ye lu jiao teng, Climbing …
Chonemorpha fragrans - Frangipani Vine, da ye lu jiao teng, Climbing Frangipani : Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, IrisBG - Explorer, Garden Explorer
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