frangipanis

We watched in amazement as these unlikely specimens transformed themselves in record time into frangipanis, plum trees, lemon grass tea, and other wondrous living things.

A Christmas tree in Mexico 2005

We watched in amazement as these unlikely specimens transformed themselves in record time into frangipanis, plum trees, lemon grass tea, and other wondrous living things.

A Christmas tree in Mexico 2005

There was no lawn, but instead a shrubbery of native trees and bushes — gold mohur trees like vast umbrellas of blood-red bloom, frangipanis with creamy, stalkless flowers, purple bougainvillea, scarlet hibiscus and the pink

Burmese Days 2002

We were on a veranda overlooking a courtyard full of frescoes and eroded statuettes and frangipanis, with only a boy in sight, white-robed, watching.

Quiller Bamboo Hall, Adam 1991

The gardens were brilliant with flowers -- hibiscus, frangipanis, gorgeous bougainvilleas -- and green ferns and other exotic blooms clustered about the houses, most of them built up on stilts for coolness: "Hi set," as they put it in the ads, a style Amy loved.

Barefoot Bride Cork, Dorothy 1980

Spas are as ubiquitous in Ubud as the elegant white-limbed frangipanis.

TODAYonline 2010

Immaculate lawns are punctuated with palms and other carefully selected native plants and trees, such as bougainvillea, frangipanis and climbers, to provide a balance of fragrance, colour and shade.

Saylow's Blog 2008

Immaculate lawns are punctuated with palms and other carefully selected native plants and trees, such as bougainvillea, frangipanis and climbers, to provide a balance of fragrance, colour and shade.

Saylow's Blog 2008

Immaculate lawns are punctuated with palms and other carefully selected native plants and trees, such as bougainvillea, frangipanis and climbers, to provide a balance of fragrance, colour and shade.

Saylow's Blog 2008

Immaculate lawns are punctuated with palms and other carefully selected native plants and trees, such as bougainvillea, frangipanis and climbers, to provide a balance of fragrance, colour and shade.

Saylow's Blog 2008