sewgull

Mandevilla they come is colors from red to white. Plant will not winter in your area. Keep roots mulched ane vne/stem and flowers love sunshine. You can contact Park Seed Company, Greenwood, S.C. they will be able to help you. They do have a web site.

craftoholic

yep yep ..... Mandevilla it is......

definately NOT a northern plant...cut it back before u bring it in to over winter.

Scrap Happy

I’m not sure what it is but it isn’t a bougainvillea. It’s pretty whatever it is.

QuiltE

I'm no Southern Gal ... am further north than you.
Looks like a Mandevilla (sp?) that I kept on my deck last summer! Lovely flowers!!! :)

BKrenning

That's what it looks like to me, too. We bring all of our tropicals in between Halloween & Thanksgiving and put them out again after Tax Day. Occasionally there will be an early or late frost and we have to change that schedule but it holds most of the time.

My MIL has had a mandevilla for years and that is exactly how she keeps it alive.

leiladylei54

It's definitely NOT bougainvillea.

sewmuchmore

It is a mandevilla. :thumbup:

PATTIESPEARL

this is a mandsvilla and will not come back. you just have to manage to leep it alive. It is a most beautiful tropical plant.

lscho4jm

What a beautiful mandevilla! And, it looks like you have a few lady bugs to protect it. The lady bugs will keep aphids away from it.

Butterflyspain

I have one here in Spain and I still have the ticket on it. They call it "Dipladenia Hybrid"
Also on the ticket it says ideal for full sun or semi shade Resistant from heat, Resistant from rain, compact and habit and fast growing. Easy to maintain, low water consumption.

The one I have is crimson and is called Crimson King

Hope that helps