Moragne (French pronunciation:) is a commune in the Charente-Maritime department in southwestern France.

2023年8月18日 · Moragne (pronounced “Mor-AY-nee”), who was born in Hilo, Hawaii, in 1905 and graduated from the University of Hawaii with a major in civil engineering and sugar technology, was an avid lover of plants and had always wanted to experiment with cross-pollinating plumerias.

Moragne est une commune du sud-ouest de la France située dans le département de la Charente-Maritime (région Nouvelle-Aquitaine). Ses habitants sont appelés les Moragnais et les Moragnaises [1].

Plumeria 'Moragne #78,' from the renowned numbered collection of Bill Moragne, is a captivating variety cherished for its multi-colored blooms and balanced growth. This cultivar was shared with Jim Little and stands as a testament to Moragne’s exceptional breeding work.

1991年4月1日 · Moragne (pronounced “Mor-AY-nee”), who was born in Hilo, Hawaii, in 1905 and graduated from the University of Hawaii with a major in civil engineering and sugar technology, was an avid lover of plants and had always wanted to experiment with cross-pollinating plumerias.

Celebrated for its vibrant coloration, unique petal structure, and captivating fragrance, this cultivar... Plumeria 'Moragne #78' Plumeria 'Moragne #78,' from the renowned numbered collection of Bill Moragne, is a captivating variety cherished for its multi-colored blooms and balanced growth.

By using a dark red “Scott Pratt” male to pollinate four light pink “Daisy Wilcox” female blossoms, Moragne produced enough seeds to grow 283 hybrid seedlings. Of those, he kept 35 of the best, which grew into flowering trees.

STRONG, Sweet, citrus-floral fragrance! Blooms are extremely fragrant and avg. 4 inches wide with heavily veined petals of orange, gold, pink, and red. Produces large flower heads and a spectacular display! Nice sized Rooted Plants—-NOT Grafted–13-17″ from the soil line.

P. ‘Bill Moragne, Sr.’ is one of the famous Moragne hybrids produced by the late Mr. William Moragne, Sr. of Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii during the 1950s. After nearly twenty years of experiments, Mr. Moragne performed the first documented cross pollination of Plumeria rubra varieties.

The surname Moragne is of French origin and is derived from the Old French word "moraigne," meaning "moraine." A moraine is a geological term referring to a mass of rocks and sediment deposited by a glacier.