The mandevilla flowers are highly visible and nectar-rich, two key characteristics in making them incredibly attractive to hummingbirds. They come in bright colors, including red, orange, pink, yellow ...

You might want to consider cold-hardy, perennial vines along your fence line and add the mandevilla for their great pink color. Some vines/climbing roses are vigorous, and one can cover an arbor.

Last week, we looked at three perennial vines — climbing hydrangea, vining honeysuckle and wisteria — that make great additions to the landscape. Those vines, while more expensive, generally ...

Vines, container, bush-like plants Mandevilla and its plant-relative allamanda are versatile plants that are most often seen as a climbing vine on trellises or flowing from hanging baskets.

There are also many annual vines that would cover your arbor quickly but would have to be replanted each season. From morning glories and Spanish flag vine to mandevilla, scarlett runner beans ...

It’s lovely in containers or climbing a trellis. Black-eyed Susan vine is considered an annual in most climates across the country, but it is perennial in warm regions.

The best flowering vines will beautify any garden and often attract pollinators. Here are the best annual and perennial wall-climbing vines to grow.

Annual vines may be one of the least used plant groups in the landscape. These fast-growing vines can be planted from seed to provide a natural screen to shade a western brick wall or create an ...

Feed your mandevilla with any general-purpose fertilizer regularly, according to the package instructions. A slow-release granular type is a good choice when you first plant. As the season progresses, ...

To clarify: They’re actually vines that gardeners treat as annuals simply because they die in winter.

Can I save it indoors or in the garage over the winter and bring it out again next year? Answer: Mandevilla is a genus of perennial tropical vines native to Central and South America.

Unlike perennial vines, even vigorous annual ones are fairly lightweight and seldom topple their supports.