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Pink Mandevilla Mandevilla Alice du Pont Pink Mandevilla
Mandevilla Alice du Pont

Pink Mandevilla

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A really lovely long flowering and evergreen climber with showy trumpet-like flowers ice pink with darker pink throat. This variety of Mandevilla "Alice Du Pont" is particularly prized by gardeners for it"s larger flowers and evergreen leaves.
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A great gift for a sunny room these Mandevilla are sometimes known as Dipladenia and are a stunning long flowering houseplant that will continue to flower from early spring right through to November. Grown at our Sussex nursery, we're delighted to have these popular plants available again and they'll be delivered just as pictured with the first crop of flowers and plenty more buds to come.
50cm high in a 1L biodegradable pot
Care Instrictions

These instructions are sent with the plant gift

The Mandevilla ‘Alice du Pont’ is a tender plant. It will be happy in a conservatory, or a well-lit window or porch. In milder parts it will also be happy to spend the summer on a patio or balcony – but they are not hardy.

Make sure your plant gets plenty of light, by putting it near a window. However, try to avoid strong direct sunlight if possible and place it a little way back from the window glass to avoid scorching.

Whilst the plants are in small pots you will need to water regularly especially if in a warm spot. However, don’t worry if you let it dry out between watering – the compost does not need to be wet, just slightly damp. Every few watering’s put a drop of liquid feed in the water just to help it grow.

Cut off dead flowers to encourage more buds and train the plant upwards – it is a climber by nature. As the plant puts on more growth, it can be re-potted into a larger pot with rich potting compost.

Brown edges or tips to the leaves is a sure sign of scorching, try moving back from any window glass to a slightly less sunny spot.

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