Frangipanis grow in tropical ares such as the Pacific Islands, the Caribbean, South America, Mexico and Australia. They do not like the cold temperature and climate very much though.
No. Frangipanis are not native to Australia. They are native to Central America, Mexico and Venezuela. There is a rainforest tree in Australia known as the native frangipani because of its strongly scented creamy yellow, frangipani-like flowers. However, it is not related to the exotic frangipani from Central America.
Frangipanis got their name because there was a family in the 13th century by the name of the Frangipanis. So they named the flower after the family.
Frangipanis are found in my back yard
Emus do live in Australia. They are native to Australia.
No. Muntjacs do not live in Australia.
yes they do live in australia
Yes, they do live in Australia!
They might live in Australia.
Yes, frangipanis accept dolomite lime. The woody plants in question favor well-drained soils with pH (power of hydrogen) levels between 6.1 and 6.5. Dolomite lime may be used to raise the pH in soil that is below that range.
yes they do live in Australia
pink and white together, white and red together or even yellow and white together!