Mandevilla x amabilis 'Alice du Pont'

#backyard garden

Thank you so much @gjones ! This one really has many colors on it, which surprised me. I haven't had one that colorful before, so thanks for that!

I'm pretty sure it is still considered a vine @cyndi, but yeah, it looks more like a bush. If you scroll through my photos under this plant, you'll see I had one just like it last year, but it was red. That one was bushy looking too. Do you have a photo of your Mandevilla?

Still trying to find your photo of your Mandevilla @cyndi, cuz my internet is horrible where I live. It takes forever to load the photos in the feed. I'll get there eventually... LOL I tried saving my other Mandevilla from last year, even though it's an annual, but it didn't make it😐. I hope your Mandevilla comes back all the way for you! If it does, I hope you post a picture so I can see it, if it flowers... please feel free to tag me in your comments. 😊

I was admiring a few of these yesterday at a local flower show. Just a pity they're not hardy here.

Your flowers and everything are AMAZING! @jeatacake

That is so very kind of you to say so Rachelle 😘 It would be nice to have a slightly longer summer & a frost-free winter though! 😀

I totally agree with you @jeatacake on the longer summer seasons and frost free winter's too.

Trying to save my annual plant in the garage by the window until frost, and then hopefully it will survive in our basement by a window till spring. Has anyone tried to save annuals like this, and what do you think, will it make it?

My girlfriend has grown a mandavilla vine in her house for years not knowing what it was. It was puny, but its surviving. I would think yours may live.

Thank you @lesliecole49 . That's encouraging to know that there is hope this plant will survive too :)

Mandevilla

Thank you @Garyg!!!