Valentine’s Day

February 14

We often get enquiries about a frangipani for a Valentine’s Day gift a few days before the day. For a less rushed process and better results, please contact us late January or in the first week of February.

The Perfect Match

Imagine a frangipani plant that looks its best in February, has lush green foliage, has more flowers than other frangipani species and has an affectionate name. Drum roll.

The “Everlasting Love” Frangipani

The Plumeria pudica with the white flower is also known as the “hammerhead frangipani” and “Everlasting Love Frangipani”. This white pudica frangipani is a profuse bloomer and, once established, flowers for most of the year in warm climates. Most frangipanis shorter than 1 metre don’t flower but almost all frangipanis over 1 metre tall, especially the pudica, are in flower in January and look great in February in time for Valentine’s Day. With its profuse blooming and affectionate name, the “Everlasting Love frangipani” makes a great gift and especially a great Valentine’s Day present.

Delivery Day

Since delivery is usually once a week in most areas, delivery on February 14 is most likely NOT possible. Most people agree that a few days earlier is better than a few days later so please order or make your enquiry by at least February 7. If we have the flexibility to do so and we know a frangipani delivery is a gift, we will gladly rearrange our delivery schedule to better suit our customer.

Order Online

If you choose a frangipani and order it online, please mention in the comment box, it is for a gift. Buyers should enter their own worldwide address first as the billing address, then add the delivery address later. View our online shop pudica category to see if we have any listed.

Eastern Australia Via Post

If small plants with not many leaves and no flowers are an option, sending plants in the post might be a good option. Please contact us before February the first to arrange this.

Please contact us and let us know your intentions.