Re: Mandeville
OK...I have raised several hundred Mandevilla in the past several
years......they are a tender perennials while the diplodenia is an annual I
think......both like full to part sun and lots of water.....they are also
related I'm told. I have tried to propagate the Mandevilla by cuttings
...both green and hard wood w/ no success. A greenhouse grower I know
claims he has good results w\ root divisions, although I haven't seen the
results.
Didier
Zone 8
Eugene, OR. USA
----- Original Message -----
From: Jean Carpenter <backhoe@scan.missouri.org>
To: <perennials@mallorn.com>
Sent: Monday, September 20, 1999 7:19 PM
Subject: Re: Mandeville
> Al:
> The Mandeville I have isn't the same as the dipladena. I don't really
> know it's name as there was no tag on it but the blooms are much larger
than
> the dipladena and it has grown about 20 feet so far. When you take your
> cuttings where do you take them from. New growth or the old growth? I
have
> rooting compound but don't have a mist system other than my hose which is
> what I use on other things. Thanks for your info.
> Jean
>
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