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#17741 August 10th, 2004 at 05:25 PM
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I found this wonderful vine called Mandevilla. It has great flowers and looks so pretty. I wanted to plant it outside on my lattice but the guy at the "nursery" said it will die if the tempeture goes below 35 f. I live in Northeastern Oklahoma and want to know if I plant it , will it really die or will it come back in the spring?

#17742 August 10th, 2004 at 06:54 PM
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The nursery guy is right...they are not hardy. I grow mine in a large pot so I can cut it back and bring in indoors each winter. It will do dormant and loose it's leaves....water sparingly (about once a month) and set it back out next spring when all danger of frost has passed.

#17743 August 10th, 2004 at 07:29 PM
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yep its not good for you up there you can bring indoors and grow sometimes if getting good light will bloom a lil indoors or can put in greenhouse.They can take a frost but nofreezes and not cold temps for long.I cut mine back leave in ground,mulch& cover but am a coastal SE TX 8b.
You can root cuttings and have more plants.There is a white one that is a lil more hardy& Paul James has shown it.He said it will survive Tulsa winter.I don't remember where he had it.maybe Weezie knows she watchs show too.He is a nutcase though.


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