shrub. sundaville. classic red.
By Alibongo
Bedfordshire,
United Kingdom 
Could any of my dear friends give me some information on a shrub called sundaville, classic red.i have just been give the plant as a present. i would like to know if it would grow well on a full sun wall and do i need to protect against frost this winter.
thanks. alibongo.
22 Jul, 2009
Answers
I've had a Dipladena for 3 years. It nearly died in its first winter as the temperature in my (heated) greenhouse dipped to 5 degrees C. I cut it back hard and took it indoors. It re-sprouted from the roots after a couple of months. Lesson, as Bamboo has said is that it's best to bring it indoors at the end of the summer. (Doesn't seem to mind central heating) Seems to have most flowers in late summer.
22 Jul, 2009
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« These baby plants don't appear to have any roots. How can I harvest them?
Well according to Google, this is anew variety of Dipladena - which means its tender, so you will need to bring it into the house at the end of the summer. It can be trained up a trellis, but I'm not sure what the point would be if you've got to bring it in at the end of the season. Care instructions as for all dipladenas
22 Jul, 2009