Yellow mandevilla, also called wild allamanda, is a vigorous, twining vine with glossy, ovate leaves and trumpet-shaped, bright yellow flowers with orange throats. It blooms heavily in warm weather. It's not a true Mandevilla but closely related.
| Family: | Apocynaceae |
| Genus: | Urechites |
| Species: | lutea |
| Synonyms: | Vinca lutea, Pentalion lutea |
Native to the Caribbean and Central America, this tropical vine requires full sun, warm temperatures, and a sturdy support. It's grown as an annual or container plant in temperate zones. The sap is milky and can be irritating.
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