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Sun Parasol Giant Crimson Mandevilla - 5 Gallon
SKU:
2012795
UPC:
014949310199
$79.99
- Huge, deep crimson blooms—among the largest in the Sun Parasol series (up to 5 inches wide).
- Long bloom season from early summer through the first frost in warm conditions.
- Glossy, deep green foliage on a lush, bushy vine—perfect for patio pots and trellises.
- Frost-tender evergreen in warm climates; often grown as a seasonal annual elsewhere.
Turn your patio into a tropical showpiece with Sun Parasol Giant Crimson Mandevilla (Mandevilla x ‘Sunmandecrikin’). This standout flowering vine is prized for its extra-large, deep crimson red blooms—up to 5 inches across—set against glossy, rich green foliage. It flowers generously from early summer into fall and is especially stunning trained up a trellis, arbor, or espalier, or allowed to cascade from a large container. With twining stems that can reach 10 to 15 feet long, it brings dramatic vertical color to sunny outdoor living spaces. Plant in full sun to partial sun with moist (not soggy), well-drained soil, and enjoy a lush, vibrant display all season long.
Product Overview
- Botanical name: Mandevilla x ‘Sunmandecrikin’
- Common name: Sun Parasol Giant Crimson Mandevilla
- Plant type: Flowering mandevilla vine
- USDA Zones: 10–11
- Light: Full sun to partial sun
- Growth: Twining stems 10–15 ft. long with support
Key Features
- Extra-large, deep crimson blooms for bold, tropical color.
- Long flowering season from early summer into fall.
- Lush, glossy foliage forms a full, bushy vine.
- Excellent choice for patio containers, trellises, and vertical accents.
Size & Growth Habit
- Growth rate: Moderate
- Form: Bushy vine with twining stems
- Length: 10–15 ft. with support
- Habit: Climbing
Give it a support early (trellis, obelisk, or arbor) and guide young stems to create a fuller, more evenly covered look.
Flowers & Bloom Season
- Flower color: Deep crimson red
- Flower size: Up to 5 inches wide
- Bloom time: Early summer into fall
- Flower traits: Long bloom season, showy flowers
For maximum flower power, place where it receives plenty of sun and keep moisture consistent through the warm months.
Light Requirements
- Best light: Full sun
- Also suitable for: Partial sun
In very hot areas, a bit of afternoon relief can help reduce stress—especially for container-grown plants.
Watering
- Water needs: Keep soil moist, but not soggy
- Warm season: Water regularly (avoid letting the plant dry out completely)
- Tip: Leaves may drop if kept too dry
Consistent moisture helps support continuous blooming—especially during heat waves and windy patio conditions.
Soil & Planting Tips
Plant in enriched, moist, slightly acidic, well-drained soil. Good drainage is essential—mandevillas dislike sitting in wet soil.
- Choose a container with drainage holes if planting in a pot.
- Use a high-quality potting mix that drains well but holds moisture evenly.
- Mulch lightly in-ground to help keep moisture steady in summer.
Feeding & Ongoing Care
- Fertilizer: Feed in spring to support vigorous growth
- Maintenance level: Easy care
- Support: Provide a trellis or arbor for climbing
Regular feeding and steady moisture are the quickest path to a big, lush vine and a season full of flowers.
Pruning & Size Control
- Pruning: Prune annually to control size
- Best time: Before the main flush of growth (or when refreshing shape)
- Tip: Trim lightly through the season to keep growth tidy on a trellis
Container, Trellis & Privacy Uses
- Best uses: Patio containers, trellises, espalier, privacy screens
- Style tip: Train on a tall obelisk in a large pot for a “living floral column.”
- Privacy tip: Use a trellis in a container to create a seasonal screen on patios or balconies.
Overwintering & Cold Weather Notes
- Warm climates: Frost-tender evergreen where winters are mild (Zones 10–11)
- Cool climates: Often treated as an annual outdoors
- Practical tip: In containers, move to a protected spot before cold weather arrives
If your winters are cool, enjoy it as a showy seasonal plant outdoors and plan to replace or protect it once temperatures drop.
Companion Plant Ideas
Pair this mandevilla with other sun-loving, tropical-feel plants for a bold summer display:
- Lantana
- Hibiscus
- Princess flower (Tibouchina)
- Plumbago
- Purple fountain grass (Pennisetum)
- Huge, deep crimson blooms—among the largest in the Sun Parasol series (up to 5 inches wide).
- Long bloom season from early summer through the first frost in warm conditions.
- Glossy, deep green foliage on a lush, bushy vine—perfect for patio pots and trellises.
- Frost-tender evergreen in warm climates; often grown as a seasonal annual elsewhere.
Turn your patio into a tropical showpiece with Sun Parasol Giant Crimson Mandevilla (Mandevilla x ‘Sunmandecrikin’). This standout flowering vine is prized for its extra-large, deep crimson red blooms—up to 5 inches across—set against glossy, rich green foliage. It flowers generously from early summer into fall and is especially stunning trained up a trellis, arbor, or espalier, or allowed to cascade from a large container. With twining stems that can reach 10 to 15 feet long, it brings dramatic vertical color to sunny outdoor living spaces. Plant in full sun to partial sun with moist (not soggy), well-drained soil, and enjoy a lush, vibrant display all season long.
Product Overview
- Botanical name: Mandevilla x ‘Sunmandecrikin’
- Common name: Sun Parasol Giant Crimson Mandevilla
- Plant type: Flowering mandevilla vine
- USDA Zones: 10–11
- Light: Full sun to partial sun
- Growth: Twining stems 10–15 ft. long with support
Key Features
- Extra-large, deep crimson blooms for bold, tropical color.
- Long flowering season from early summer into fall.
- Lush, glossy foliage forms a full, bushy vine.
- Excellent choice for patio containers, trellises, and vertical accents.
Size & Growth Habit
- Growth rate: Moderate
- Form: Bushy vine with twining stems
- Length: 10–15 ft. with support
- Habit: Climbing
Give it a support early (trellis, obelisk, or arbor) and guide young stems to create a fuller, more evenly covered look.
Flowers & Bloom Season
- Flower color: Deep crimson red
- Flower size: Up to 5 inches wide
- Bloom time: Early summer into fall
- Flower traits: Long bloom season, showy flowers
For maximum flower power, place where it receives plenty of sun and keep moisture consistent through the warm months.
Light Requirements
- Best light: Full sun
- Also suitable for: Partial sun
In very hot areas, a bit of afternoon relief can help reduce stress—especially for container-grown plants.
Watering
- Water needs: Keep soil moist, but not soggy
- Warm season: Water regularly (avoid letting the plant dry out completely)
- Tip: Leaves may drop if kept too dry
Consistent moisture helps support continuous blooming—especially during heat waves and windy patio conditions.
Soil & Planting Tips
Plant in enriched, moist, slightly acidic, well-drained soil. Good drainage is essential—mandevillas dislike sitting in wet soil.
- Choose a container with drainage holes if planting in a pot.
- Use a high-quality potting mix that drains well but holds moisture evenly.
- Mulch lightly in-ground to help keep moisture steady in summer.
Feeding & Ongoing Care
- Fertilizer: Feed in spring to support vigorous growth
- Maintenance level: Easy care
- Support: Provide a trellis or arbor for climbing
Regular feeding and steady moisture are the quickest path to a big, lush vine and a season full of flowers.
Pruning & Size Control
- Pruning: Prune annually to control size
- Best time: Before the main flush of growth (or when refreshing shape)
- Tip: Trim lightly through the season to keep growth tidy on a trellis
Container, Trellis & Privacy Uses
- Best uses: Patio containers, trellises, espalier, privacy screens
- Style tip: Train on a tall obelisk in a large pot for a “living floral column.”
- Privacy tip: Use a trellis in a container to create a seasonal screen on patios or balconies.
Overwintering & Cold Weather Notes
- Warm climates: Frost-tender evergreen where winters are mild (Zones 10–11)
- Cool climates: Often treated as an annual outdoors
- Practical tip: In containers, move to a protected spot before cold weather arrives
If your winters are cool, enjoy it as a showy seasonal plant outdoors and plan to replace or protect it once temperatures drop.
Companion Plant Ideas
Pair this mandevilla with other sun-loving, tropical-feel plants for a bold summer display:
- Lantana
- Hibiscus
- Princess flower (Tibouchina)
- Plumbago
- Purple fountain grass (Pennisetum)
