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Frangipani

Plumeria

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Field Notes

Description:

Pink frangipani flowers
Frangipani flowers grow seed pods.
Frangapanis are often used in bouquets.
They grow in warm climates like hawaii.
Frangipanis are non-perennial
Frangapanis aren't a forest tree
Frangipanis live in a tropical area
The plants grow naturally

Habitat:

The frangipani flowers are native to Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean, and South America.
Frangipani flowers grow on land

Reference Links:

Plumeria, Are Plumeria's perennials? - Yahoo! Answers

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