Origin
The Sundaville (Dipladenia) Classic Pink has its origin in South and Central America. The plant is a popular choice in many gardens due to its graceful climbing habit and strong resistance to various weather conditions. Although the plant has tropical roots, it thrives well in various environments, ranging from indoor spaces to patios and balconies.

Characteristics
The Sundaville Classic Pink is characterised by its bright pink trumpet-shaped flowers, which continue to bloom from late spring until the first frost. The plant has dark green, leathery leaves and a climbing growth habit, capable of reaching heights of up to 2 metres. The flowers of the Sundaville Classic Pink are relatively large compared to those of other species, making it a striking presence in the garden.

Care
With regard to the care of the Sundaville Classic Pink, these plants prefer a warm, sunny spot with protection from the midday sun. The soil must be well-drained and receive regular water but should never have waterlogging. Feeding is also essential to support the plant's long flowering period; a monthly application of a balanced fertiliser is recommended. Finally, pruning is usually not necessary unless the plant becomes too expansive or to retain a specific shape.