Though it is considered a nontoxic plant, it's probably best kept away from pets and small children who may show interest in eating it. Transplant with care. Dipladenia can stay in the same pot ...

If it’s blooming year round for you, you are doing it right. Mandevilla is a huge plant family and you may have a dipladenia, a shrub species with more rounded leaves and smaller blooms than the ...

Botanically, both plants belong to the genus Mandevilla, but because Dipladenia is considered a ... Dipladenias are frost-tender, so take care to cover and mulch on nights when frost threatens.

Q: I kept my dipladenia indoors over winter, and as you said it would, it dropped many leaves but overall remained healthy. I repotted it in May and the plant looks great with healthy leaves but ...

It can also be used for topiary. Dipladenia plants are really easy to care for as long as they receive plenty of sunlight, but not hot afternoon sun. Garden plants need at least six hours of ...

Dipladenia plants and container gardening go hand in ... Dipladenia don’t mind being pot-bound but are easier to water and care for if roots have room to grow. If buying a hanging basket ...

A bit more information: The glossy green-leafed Dipladenia is often referred to and sold as Mandevilla. It is in the same family as the plant botanically named Mandevilla which has larger leaves and ...

Q: I purchased two dipladenia plants this spring ... If you have a gardening or lawn care question, email Don Kinzler at [email protected]. All questions will be answered, and ...