Dipladenia
Family: Apocynaceae.
Dipladenia sanderi rosea Dipladenia sanderi rosea ...
Dipladenia sanderi 'Red Riding Hood', Mandevilla sanderi
Family: Apocynaceae
Mandevilla
Origin: Southeastern Brazil ...
Brazilian Jasmine - Scarlet Pimpernel, Red Riding Hood (Mandevilla sanderi, Dipladenia splendens)
Pink variety: Dipladenia Sanderi (aka Mandevilla sanderi) ...
Mandevilla x amabilis, Dipladenia x amabilis
Trees and Shrubs
Sow seed in spring, just covered in very well-draining medium, 65-75F/ 18-24C.
This plant was formerly known as Dipladenia splendens and it is sometimes sold under that name. This name is now considered a synonym and is no longer correct. A popular hybrid often offered by retailers is Mandevilla x amoena 'Alice du Pont'.
Known for its showy flowers, the genus Mandevilla includes plants that were formerly called Dipladenia. There are about 100 species of this tropical American woody vine. Most species overwinter only in the tropical South.
Botanical name Mandevilla (syn Dipladenia)
Group Deciduous or evergreen climber
Flowering time Late summer
Planting time Spring
Height and spread Up to 7m (22ft)
Aspect Full light, with shading from direct sun through glass ...
Mandevilla was formerly known as Dipladenia and is sometimes still sold under that name.
Important Info : Sap can cause skin irritations, digestion can upset stomach. Also known as Dipladenia splendens.
How to Grow this Plant:
Characteristics ...
Description:
Mandevilla is a strong-growing vine that thrives in warm weather, flowering from mid-Summer until frost. Some sources give it the alternative scientific name of Dipladenia x amoena.
Some nurserymen want to call them by their older name, Dipladenia, because they are so different. These new ones are very compact and flower much more heavily.
Yellow Dipladenia [English]: Pentalinon luteum
Yellow Distaff Thistle [English]: Carthamus leucocaulos
Yellow Dock [English]: Rumex crispus
Yellow Dock [English]: Rumex crispus subsp. fauriei
Yellow Dock [English]: Lapathum crispum ...
 See also: Mandevilla, Vine, Green, Evergreen, May
  
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