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\nDipladenia (Dipladenia) is an ornamentally flowering, perennial plant growing as a vine, belongs to the Kutrov family, also called Mandeville (Mandevilla) and Sundavilla Sundavilla. In fact, they are different plants, although very similar in appearance. \nHow to care for Dipladenia?<\/p>

Dipladenia blooms with ornamental flowers of different colors: red, pink, white, cream, burgundy, bicolor; They have a tubular shape with individual petals up to 8 cm in diameter, one flower blooms for quite a long time – up to 14 days, some species smell. With proper care, Dipladenia blooms for 6 months: from May to the end of autumn. Flowers are located on the vine singly, on an adult vine up to 60 flowers can bloom at the same time. <\/p>

Attention! Dipladenia, like many representatives of the Kutrov family, is a poisonous plant, all its parts contain dangerous cardiac glycosites. When caring for a flower, you need to be careful, especially be careful if there are children in the house. <\/p>

The genus Dipladenia unites more than 100 species of plants.<\/strong> In nature, these heat-loving vines grow in tropical and subtropical forests of Central and South America, Brazil – on the slopes of the Organ mountain range, near Rio de Janeiro. <\/p>

Dipladenia of various species<\/strong> adorn gardens, courtyards and houses. <\/p>