Sun Parasol Mandevilla

Yes, it offers a dynamic color progression. The buds start as salmon pink, open into light pink, and eventually mature into a distinct lavender-blue, often showing all three shades on the plant at the same time.

No, this variety is self-cleaning. The spent blooms will drop off on their own, so you do not need to manually remove them to encourage new growth.

It is highly versatile and works well in both. Because of its compact, bushy habit, it is particularly well-suited for containers and hanging baskets, though it also performs beautifully in garden beds.

For the best performance and color, place it in a spot that receives full sun to part sun. It needs consistent light to maintain its compact shape and continuous blooming cycle.

Mandevilla is a tropical plant and is generally not winter-hardy in colder climates. In most regions, it is treated as an annual, though you can bring it indoors during the winter if you have a bright, frost-free space.

This is a compact variety, typically reaching a height of 12 to 24 inches. Its bushy, upright growth habit makes it easy to manage in smaller spaces or mixed arrangements.