Plumeria

really really adore this plant.....

They're definitely one of my favorites.

Is this the common Plumeria 'Celadine?'

I'm not sure, I've had the plant a long and don't remember what the name might have been if it was labeled at all. I guess it could be 'Celadine' though it looks to have a bit less yellow then what I was looking at online.

Celadine is a variable variety. Plant-to-plant it can look very different.

Its a Celadine.
How do Plumeria like 'Aztec Gold' do outdoors? I grew them in a greenhouse.beautiful blooms. One cutting I half a**** tried outdoors rotted in rains. How I did things then (12 years ago)are not up to today's standards-lol.

Stan510:

All Plumeria varieties grow magnificently here. There's a lot of large shrubs and trees in our neighborhood (Randallsd is my neighbor).

I haven't tried 'Aztec Gold' but as Delonix say's Plumeria do well here. Usually winters aren't wet enough to cause rot or cold enough for frost damage. I'm located on a Mesa that gets a good amount of heat (hot this year) during the summer, in winter cold air tends to drain off into the lower canyons, frost is rare and usually very light. This is a bit of a micro climate and I do like zone pushing.