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Plumeria Cherry ClusterCherry Cluster Frangipani Dwarf Watermelon Frangipani Botanical Name: Plumeria rubra 'Cherry Cluster' Family: Apocynaceae Origin: Tropical Americas (cultivated dwarf selection) Plant Type: Deciduous semi dwarf shrub small tree Overview Bring compact tropical luxury to Adelaide and South Australian gardens with this spectacular dwarf frangipani. 'Cherry Cluster' (also known as 'Dwarf Watermelon' or '1000 Flowers') forms a very compact, tidy branching

It’s the perfect low-maintenance performer for Adelaide gardens — bold

Planting Density: Fence/trellis: 1 plant per 1–2 m of run

Flowers: Bright magenta-pink pea-shaped flowers borne directly on bare branches and trunk in late winter–early spring

Mature Size: 7–10 m H × 1–1

it delivers continuous bold colour with minimal fuss

Origin: Madagascar

mobility allows frost protection and optimal positioning

wind-exposed or very dry conditions

fresh green

6–1 m centres for a dense finish (loosen to 1–1

hot sun or low-water garden zones

Established: Very Low (fortnightly)—deep soak every 2–3 weeks in summer (weekly in heatwaves)