Plumier: meaning, definitions and examples

botanical term

The term 'plumier' refers to a type of plant, specifically associated with the family of trees known as Plumeria, which are tropical flowering plants. These trees are often cultivated for their fragrant flowers, which can be white, yellow, pink, or red. They are commonly found in tropical and subtropical regions and are often used in ornamental gardening and landscaping. The flowers are also significant in various cultures, typically symbolizing beauty or representing the Hawaiian islands.

frangipani, leelawadee

Examples of usage

• The plumier trees bloom beautifully in the summer.

• She received a lei made from plumier flowers.

• In Hawaii, plumier is often used in traditional ceremonies.

• The garden featured an impressive display of plumier species.