Origin
The Mandevilla sanderi Summerstar Red, also known as the Dipladenia, originates from Central and South America. It is a tropical plant that grows in the wild in warm, humid forests. The plant is named after Henry Frederick Conrad Sander, a prominent orchid grower in the 19th century.

Characteristics
The Mandevilla sanderi Summerstar Red is an evergreen, climbing perennial. The flowers of this plant are strikingly red and have a trumpet shape. Additionally, the plant has glossy, dark green leaves. Furthermore, the plant is known for its abundant and prolonged flowering period, which takes place from the late spring until the early autumn.

Care
The Mandevilla sanderi Summerstar Red requires regular care for optimal growth. The plant prefers a light, sunny position with some protection from the midday sun. It is important to water regularly, especially during periods of drought. Additionally, it is recommended to fertilise the plant every two weeks during the growth period. The plant should be overwintered indoors, as it is not frost hardy.