Red Dipladenia Hanging Basket

In a hanging basket, Red Dipladenia typically produces 12–24 inches of trailing growth that spills gracefully over the sides, creating a vibrant display. When planted in the ground it will have a bushier appearance, making it versatile for both baskets and container gardening. Its compact yet vigorous habit ensures fast coverage and long-lasting color.

Yes. With adequate sun, water, and regular feeding, Red Dipladenia provides continuous waves of blooms from late spring through the first frost. Flowers may slow briefly in periods of extreme heat, but a balanced fertilizer and consistent watering quickly restore prolific blooming.

No. Dipladenia (Mandevilla) is considered toxic to cats and dogs if ingested. Symptoms may include vomiting, drooling, or stomach upset. Always place baskets out of reach of pets and consult your veterinarian if ingestion occurs.

Yes, but it requires a very sunny spot such as a south-facing window or sunroom. In lower light, flowering may slow significantly, though the plant will maintain its foliage. For best results, supplement with grow lights during winter months to encourage blooming indoors.

Before nighttime temperatures drop below 50°F, bring your Dipladenia indoors. Place it in bright light, reduce watering to every 8–10 days, and stop fertilizing during the winter dormant period. Trim lightly before bringing it in to keep the plant tidy and to promote vigorous new growth in spring.

Unlike big-box stores, we specialize in premium, Florida-grown Dipladenia plants for sale. Each basket is larger, fuller, and more vibrant, arriving in a 12″ container with a sturdy metal hanger that’s both functional and attractive. Every plant is hand-selected and carefully packaged at our family-owned nursery to ensure it ships safely and arrives fresh, ready to thrive in your home or garden.