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Mandevilla Winter Care on Cape Cod: Same as PA

Zone 6–7 Protocol

Cape Cod (Zone 7a) ≈ PA. Gradual indoor transition for potted plants; deep mulch for in-ground (risky).

Indoor Steps

  1. Prune back.
  2. Pot up.
  3. Bright window; sparse water.
  4. No fertilizer.
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