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mandevilla

teengardener1888

11 years ago

look at my sun parasol white mandevilla. i got a great deal on it at walmart.

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emerald1951
11 years ago
Hi...what you have there is a "dipladenia"...it is a relative to the mandevilla..they grow differently...
yours-dipladenia had small oval shiny leaves...
the mandevilla has larger long oval leaves and they are felt like to the touch....both beautiful plants...
the more you feed them in the growing season, you will have tons of flowers....google them in images and you will see the difference....beautiful plant really like the white....linda
Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
11 years ago
That's a great-looking vine! It used to be called Dipladenia but the name has been changed to Mandevilla. There are, according to Wiki, about 100 species of Mandevilla and the one emerald's talking about sounds awesome too! My Mom has one that makes really big raspberry-pink flowers with fairly large but very smooth leaves.

TG, from all of the plants I remember you showing us, this one will want the most sun and heat of them all.
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