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Pink Mandevilla in full bloom against a brick wall

Closeup of a pair of Rock trumpet flowers in a Cape Cod garden.

Dipladenia mandevilla pink flower in bloom, rocktrumpet beautiful color ornamental tropical flowering plant, green leaves

Mandevilla is tropical and subtropical flowering vines, belonging to the dogbane family. It is commonly known as rock trumpet. Mandevilla develops spectacular and often flagrant flowers in warm climate. It comes in a variety of colors, including white, pink, yellow and red. A Japanese plant breeding company bred a new variety called Sun Parasol, which is popular for its exceptional, velvety flowers with a richer color – the deepest saturated red – and last longer than other Mandevilla, blooming non-stop from spring to fall.

Close up and Selective focus of exotic red dipladenia or mandevilla flower with water drops on leaves in the park. Garden landscape design with dipladenia in pot.

Beautiful Pink Mandevilla in a planter in a formal garden. Selective focus. Nice summer background.

Pink mandevilla sanderi beautiful flowers

Mandevilla in Menaggio on Lake Como, Italy

On this beautiful summer day at the gardens, here are some breathtaking photos

Pink mandevilla sanderi flowers climbing on woody pole. Rocktrumpet blooms.

$Mandevilla is tropical and subtropical flowering vines, belonging to the dogbane family. It is commonly known as rock trumpet. Mandevilla develops spectacular and often flagrant flowers in warm climate. It comes in a variety of colors, including white, pink, yellow and red. \nA Japanese plant breeding company bred a new variety called Sun Parasol, which is popular for its exceptional, velvety flowers with a richer colors, such as the deepest saturated red, and last longer than other Mandevilla, blooming non-stop from spring to fall.$

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Species of Mandevilla are distributed in almost the entire Neotropics, that is, in the tropical part of America. About 90 species are native to South America. In Central America, 21 are found, with the center of diversity in Mexico and Guatemala. The northern limit of the range is through Mexico, and the southern limit is through Argentina.

Yellow tropical flower among palm fronds

Single Mandevilla blossom with single unopened bud against multi-colored background

Pink Mandevilla Sanderi beautiful blossom

``Sunparasol'' is an improved variety of ``Mandevilla.'' It has large flowers in a variety of colors, and as the name suggests, it will give you a full summer feeling.

Pink Allamanda (Mandevilla) in Menaggio on Lake Como, Italy

Rocktrumpet or mandevilla red flowers, the nature concept

Closeup of a yellow allamanda plant (Allamanda cathartica) native to Brazil with a side area where text can be inserted

One delicate vivid prink flowers of Mandevilla plant, commonly known as rocktrumpet, in a pot in direct sun light in a sunny summer day, beautiful outdoor floral background

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