Mandevilla Fashion Pink ('Sunpa 4411') (Sundaville Series)
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- 2 + 1 FREE 10.5cm pots
- £26.98 £8.99 each
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- 10.5cm pot
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- Position: bright, indirect light
- Soil: good quality loam-based potting compost
- Rate of growth: average
- Flowering period: July to August
- Hardiness: tender (will need winter protection)
This vigorous climber, Mandevilla Fashion Pink, produces a stunning display of vibrant hot pink, trumpet-shaped flowers throughout the summer. These blooms, adorned with a striking yellow centre, are sure to brighten any sunny conservatory, or sheltered wall of the garden during the summer only.
Its glossy green foliage provides a lush backdrop, while its trailing and climbing habit makes it ideal for containers, hanging baskets, or training against a sheltered wall. Mandevilla plants have a sweet, citrus, or vanilla-like scent, most noticeable in the evening.
This tropical beauty thrives in well-drained, fertile soil and enjoys warm, sunny conditions. While not hardy, it is best grown indoors in a bright, frost-free and airy location, ensuring years of vibrant colour and exotic charm.
Its glossy green foliage provides a lush backdrop, while its trailing and climbing habit makes it ideal for containers, hanging baskets, or training against a sheltered wall. Mandevilla plants have a sweet, citrus, or vanilla-like scent, most noticeable in the evening.
This tropical beauty thrives in well-drained, fertile soil and enjoys warm, sunny conditions. While not hardy, it is best grown indoors in a bright, frost-free and airy location, ensuring years of vibrant colour and exotic charm.
Apply a general purpose fertiliser during the growing season and avoid overwatering in winter. In late-winter or early-spring thin out over-crowded growth by pruning side-shoots to within three or four buds of the main woody woody stems of the plant.
Avoid contact with its white sap, which can cause irritation.