Camelot

About Camelot

Camelot is a seedling of Penang Peach, a compact grower. Camelot loves the heat which causes the color vary.

Camelot has produced seedpods on the mother tree every year including the very first year it bloomed. A great seed producer. Grown from seed by Tex and Kay Norwood in Texas. It first bloomed in 2009 at 3 years.

Flower Details

Flower Width: 2 1/2″ – 3″
Texture: Good to rigid
Tendency to Fade: Moderate
Petal Type: Elliptical, rounded tip
Fragrance: Plumeria, Spicy
Intenstiy of Fragrance: Mild

Leaf Details

Color: Green
Texture: Rigid
Leaf Border Color: Red
Petiole Color: Green
Shape: acuminate tip
Length: 12″
Width: 6″

Tree Details

Pollen Parent: Unknown
Seed Parent: Penang Peach
Deciduous
Seed production: Heavy
Branching: Good
Growth habit: Broad, Compact

Plumeria Collections Containing Camelot

Plumeria.Today is grouping plumeria into Collections. Some examples are the Moragne Collection, Thornton Collection, Florida Colors, Jungle Jack and Jim Little are well known and naturals. We will also create smaller collections for the small growers who have registered plants and/or raised notable seedling. We are also grouping plumeria from different countries into Collections.

Aurelia

Katie Moragne

Plumeria cv. ‘Katie Moragne’

Katie Moragne – Reg #178

An Impressive 4″ flower with intense brick red edged petals contrasted by white radiating with yellow shading from center. Elliptical petals with rounded tip, moderately overlapped; heavy texture; strong sweet fruity scent, great keeping quality. Medium tree, wimpy roots. Huge, lush bloom heads that last. Easy grower, easy rooting and grafts good.

History

Plumeria rubra cv. ‘Katie Moragne’ 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 results are some of the most spectacular plumeria cultivars known. He named this cultivar for his daughter Katie.

Characteristics

Tree

Deciduous
Branching: Good
Growth habit: Medium
(photo of seedpod, seeds. mature tree and branching)

Parentage

Pollen Parent: ‘Scott Pratt’
Seed Parent: ‘Daisy Wilcox’

Propagation

Seed production: Seldom
Rooting: Easy
Grafts: Good

Christina B

Christina B Plumeria, a seedling from Florida Colors Nursery, a spectacular 3″ pink and white with medium dark pink edges and a small orange center. Nice dark red bands on back. A Compact/Medium grower. Petals: overlapping and rounded, pink with darker pink along margin, yellow towards center and a orange center. Fragrance: sweet, medium intensity. Leaves: medium green with light green veining and faint red line along margin. Producing full heads with multiple buds. Interesting pink with rays of dark pink. Warm temperatures will bring the brightness coloration of those rays. Seedling of Pink Pansy.

PSA Registration:
Color: Pink and White with dark Pink edges
Flower Size: 3″
Blooming: Good
Growth: Medium short
Scent: sweet, medium intensity
AKAs:
Notes: Seedling of Pink Pansy

Abigail

Florida Colors Nursery’s Abigail

Abigail is a Florida Colors Nursery seedling from Maui Beauty named for Luc’s great-niece. Light pink, outer edge fading to predominantly white, yellow center. Wide highly overlapping petals, with rounded tips 3″. Slightly upturned inner edges. Medium pink stripes fade to white on the reverse. Keeping quality is average with an average tendency to fade. Very compact growth habit and excellent branching habit. Elliptic leaves are matte medium green with green leaf borders with acute tips. Known to set many seeds pods. 3″ pink and white with yellow center, a seedling of Maui Beauty.

PSA Registration: #346
Color: Light Pink
Flower Size: 3″ Flower, well overlapped
Blooming: Great Bloomer
Growth: Very Compact Grower and good brancher
Scent: Medium Perfume
AKAs: none
Notes: Massive heads the size of a soccer ball with between 65 -80 flowers, a seedling Maui Beauty

CLICK See Collections

The Plumeria Database groups plumeria into Collections. Some examples are the Moragne Collection, Thornton Collection, Florida Colors, Jungle Jack and Jim Little are well-known and naturals. We will also create smaller collections for the small growers who have registered plants and/or raised notable seedlings. We are also grouping plumeria from different countries into Collections.

Plumeria Collections

Plumeria Collections are plumeria photo galleries organized and presented by growers.

Examples: Moragne Collection, Thornton Collection, Florida Colors Collection, Jungle Jack Collection, Jim Little Collection and small growers Norwood Collection, Ford Collection and Stafford Collection.

If you are interested in having your collection displayed on Plumeria Database or if you have additional photos, information or corrections please contact us at info@theplumeria.com.

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