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Mandevilla Plant?

15 years ago

question to all :)... i have never had a mandevilla before & yesterday while shopping at home depot i saw this beautiful plant labelled Mandevilla. of course i bought it. now i'm searching on the web for any info & can't find anything on the Mandevilla Plant. it's definitely not a vine ... i saw those yesterday too ... so is there such a thing as a Mandevilla Plant? or is this one of those mislabelled things... the flowers looks the same as the mandevilla vine... will this grow upright ..like a hibiscus? it's 2ft tall & definitely not viney in any way .... any info will be greatly appreciated ... thanks in advance

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jeannejeanie
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15 years ago
so my brother just walked in & said oh you bought one of those Dipladenia Bush Red Riding Hoods (his mother in law loves them) so i now know what i have ..lol
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