does anyone know if this is a named plumeria thanks

I'll bet if anyone does it will be @dutchlady1

That is a beauty but I am not exactly sure of the identification. It would be better to wait until next summer, and then give a full description of the plant's growth habit, and pictures of the blooms in full sun, and also pictures of the leaves. There are a few named ones that come to mind but not one in particular..... sorry. It's not a great time of year to identify from a picture.

I took this picture in august inside the porch, I purchased it as a yellow and oh what a surprise I got i will repost again next year if it blooms again for me this is a picture of the leaves thanks

Thanks, that is a big help.

But my gosh, that's a beautiful looking plant...

and by the way, vbprog!

As I look around ATP and visit the forums, plant lists & articles, I am getting soooo inspired to try new plants. Just moved to this area last year and I now have a huge flat back yard. Just got my deer fence up and now have this great garden canvas to paint. Plumeria.... I want one!

Glenn

I think you would be better off to wait until spring to purchase that/those plumeria, when your low temperatures remain above 40 F. They are tropical plants and won't take freezing temperatures. Even though I am in Mississippi, I still have to bring all my plumeria inside in the fall and will over-winter them inside until spring. You'll have to do the same thing.