|
|
Mandevilla
including the former Dipladenia
Given our harsh conditions, growing plants well in containers can be difficult, especially in full sun positions. Dipladenia (now actually included in the genus Mandevilla) are ideal for growing in containers in our climate. They are weak climbers but can be kept pruned to a shrubby form
Other Mandevilla have a more vigorous climbing tendancy.
More information in future updates. Meanwhile, check out the links at the bottom of the page.
|
On other pages:
|
|
Where to buy
Many garden centres stock these plants.
Advertisements
Sorry, no nurseries listed at present
NATIONAL TROPICAL PLANTS
|
National Tropical Plants is a Queensland-based online nursery specialising in plants for the tropics and subtropics.
Natives and exotics, edibles and ornamentals, beautiful flowering shrubs and lush tropical foliage plants, old favourites and the rare and unusual are on offer.
Range includes plants such as palms, cycads, cordylines, succulents, bougainvilleas, hibiscus, oleanders in many colours and a selection of azaleas suitable for warm climates (subject to availablility).
Ever thought about growing your own coconuts? Edibles include a range of dwarf coconut varieties.
To check the current range, participate in the online forum, sign up for the newsletter or to place an order, visit the National Tropical Plants WEBSITE
|
If you operate a nursery (including online and mail order nurseries) that offers these plants for sale in Qld, please get in touch for information about advertising on this site.
|
More Links
The following are for general information, research and ideas - some species or cultivars referred to in links are will not be available in Australia
Mandevilla UF/IFAS Center for Landscape Conservation and Ecology, University of Florida
Mandeville Washington State University Clark County Extension
Possible misspellings: Mandevillea, Mandevillia, Mandivilla, Mandivillia
|
|
Advertisements
|
|
