Mandevilla

Steve Morris, a retired Navy officer, marvels at how well mandevilla vertically complements the color and scale of his gray stucco townhouse in Old Town Alexandria. ❋ Ann Cameron Siegal (2010)

My favorite plant this year is the small leafed coleus, crayola-green leaves with deep purple centers, tucked under the mandevilla and potato vine. ❋ Unknown (2008)

There were anthuriums and a dozen species of climbing vines and lianas, morning glories, mandevilla, and philodendrons. ❋ Wade Davis (1996)

In a lively panel discussion about new plants, Berg also showed off the compact, trailing Vogue mandevilla vines, which are recommended for hanging baskets and containers. ❋ Unknown (2012)

Coming this spring is a new mandevilla that just may have you thinking of Old Glory. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I received a beautiful Sun Parasol Crimson mandevilla plant for Mother's Day that I planted in the backyard. ❋ Unknown (2010)

What kind of leaf fungus makes the leaves yellow with black spots on a mandevilla? en Español ❋ Unknown (2010)

Eventually, sometime in mid-January, even the real prima donnas, like the mandevilla vine, start to shake off the sulks. ❋ Unknown (2010)

This season you can have it all by planting your own "show-stopper" right in your own backyard with Sun Parasol Crimson mandevilla.

No matter where you grow them -- in containers, trailing in hanging baskets, climbing up a trellis or decorating your landscape as a bedding plant, the Sun Parasol Crimson mandevilla dresses up any home and garden with an award-winning look.

Add lots of color right up until fall's first frost with the new Sun Parasol Crimson mandevilla. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Create a wall of dripping crimson with the Sun Parasol Crimson mandevilla pot and trellis that's both easy and convenient.

Use a well-drained soil, fertilize every two to three weeks, and make sure your Sun Parasol Crimson mandevilla receives at least six to eight hours of sunlight each day.