The Nosegay tree (also called White Frangipani) adds a burst of tropical flair to the garden and has a pleasant floral fragrance. Their plump and soft petals that partially overlap each other and gently swirl outward, giving it a sculpted appearance. This tree also has gray-green succulent branches and long, leathery green leaves while the tree itself often forms into an umbrella shape. It thrives in hot, humid, tropical climates and does not demand much attention.

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Source: The Spruce