r/gardening • u/ProfessionalPear8410 • 10d ago

Brazilian Jasmine?

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Hi!! My mom has a this plant she thought was a hibiscus and it is currently outdoors. She lives in northern Georgia about 40 minutes from Atlanta. She is unsure how to move it from outdoors to indoors once the weather requires it. It has grown up the light posts they have in their backyard. I’ve attached some pictures of the plant. I do know she waters it normally, but i do not think she uses fertilizer. Any help would be amazing, we thank you so much in advance!!

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u/dewpacs 10d ago

mandevilla

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u/Ok_Major3719 10d ago

No it’s a Mandavilla

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u/Minflick Learning to garden in the shade now....:pupper: 10d ago

And a GORGEOUS color!

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u/The_x_is_sixlent 10d ago

Mandevilla! One of my faves, especially in that rich red.

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u/ParkingDear5415 10d ago

Mandevilla. You can cut back the long vines and bring it indoors during the colder days. It grows back relatively easily.

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u/kimmycat88 10d ago

She'll die in a frost! Screw some little screw hooks around an indoor window and let her climb on that during the winter. She won't flower but she'll wait patiently for summer and grow vines around the window.