mandevilla boliviensis (Meaning)

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mandevilla boliviensis (n)

shrubby climber having glossy leaves and white funnel-shaped flowers with yellow throats

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

**Mandevilla boliviensis**, also known as the Bolivian jasmine, is a stunning tropical vine.
The vibrant pink flowers of **Mandevilla boliviensis** bloom profusely, adding a touch of color to any garden.
**Mandevilla boliviensis** prefers warm temperatures and moist soil, making it ideal for tropical and subtropical climates.
The vine of **Mandevilla boliviensis** can grow up to 10 feet long, making it suitable for trellises or arches.
Pollinators adore **Mandevilla boliviensis**, as its flowers provide nectar and pollen.
**Mandevilla boliviensis** is relatively low-maintenance, requiring occasional watering and fertilization.
The trumpet-shaped flowers of **Mandevilla boliviensis** are a popular centerpiece for bouquets.
The leaves of **Mandevilla boliviensis** are glossy and dark green, providing a beautiful backdrop for the flowers.
**Mandevilla boliviensis** is native to the Bolivian Andes, where it thrives in the warm, humid climate.
The genus name **Mandevilla** honors the Portuguese botanist Antonio Mandeville, who studied the plant in the 18th century.

shrubby climber having glossy leaves and white funnel-shaped flowers with yellow throats

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

**Mandevilla boliviensis**, also known as the Bolivian jasmine, is a stunning tropical vine.

The vibrant pink flowers of **Mandevilla boliviensis** bloom profusely, adding a touch of color to any garden.

**Mandevilla boliviensis** prefers warm temperatures and moist soil, making it ideal for tropical and subtropical climates.

The vine of **Mandevilla boliviensis** can grow up to 10 feet long, making it suitable for trellises or arches.