Origin
The Sundaville (Dipladenia) Red/Pink mix is a plant species originally from South America, where they can be found in the warm, tropical areas. They have since spread worldwide, primarily as ornamental plants in gardens and on balconies.

Characteristics
The Sundaville (Dipladenia) Red/Pink mix is distinguished by its bright red and pink flowers and its strong, bushy growth. Each flower has a unique, funnel-shaped structure, giving the plant a visually appealing appearance. Additionally, the plant has leather-like, shiny leaves that remain green throughout the year. Other popular names for this plant include Mandevilla and Brazilian Jasmine, although this last name isn't commonly used.

Care
Caring for the Sundaville (Dipladenia) Red/Pink mix requires some attention. It is a plant that enjoys warmth, light, and moisture. A location in the partial shade to full sun is ideal for this plant. It's important to water the plant regularly but not too much to prevent the roots from remaining in standing water. Although it's a tropical plant, it can withstand some frost, as long as it is short-lived. During winter, temperatures should ideally not fall below fifteen degrees.