Mandevilla ‘Red Riding Hood’
Mandevilla (Dipladenia) ‘Red Riding Hood’ is a compactcomma-sign bushy plant known for its vibrant redcomma-sign trumpet-shaped flowers that bloom continuously throughout the warm season. It’s an excellent choice for adding a splash of color to patioscomma-sign balconiescomma-sign or small gardens.
Specs
Bold Red in a Petite Package
Mandevilla (Dipladenia) ‘Red Riding Hood’ is a compact tropical treasure that bursts with bright red, trumpet-shaped flowers all season long. Unlike typical vining mandevillas, this bushy form stays neat and dense, making it perfect for tabletops, front porch planters, and even small-space gardens. The vivid blooms invite hummingbirds while the glossy leaves keep the plant looking vibrant even when not in bloom.
Product Highlights
Category: Tropical Flowering Shrub
Bloom Time: Spring to fall
Growth Habit: Compact, bushy
Mature Size: 1 to 2 feet
USDA Zone: 9 to 11
Temperature: Thrives in 65–85°F
Color: Vibrant red flowers with rich green foliage
Light Requirement: Full sun to part sun
Water Needs: Moderate
Mandevilla (Dipladenia) ‘Red Riding Hood’ is a compact tropical treasure that bursts with bright red, trumpet-shaped flowers all season long. Unlike typical vining mandevillas, this bushy form stays neat and dense, making it perfect for tabletops, front porch planters, and even small-space gardens. The vivid blooms invite hummingbirds while the glossy leaves keep the plant looking vibrant even when not in bloom.
Product Highlights
Category: Tropical Flowering Shrub
Bloom Time: Spring to fall
Growth Habit: Compact, bushy
Mature Size: 1 to 2 feet
USDA Zone: 9 to 11
Temperature: Thrives in 65–85°F
Color: Vibrant red flowers with rich green foliage
Light Requirement: Full sun to part sun
Water Needs: Moderate
Key Features:
Bloom Time:
Spring to Fall
Growth Habit:
Bushy
Mature Height:
SMALL (12 to 24 inches)
USDA Zone:
Temperate (Zones 7 to 9)
Temperature:
Warm Climate
Color:
Red
Light Requirement:
Full Sun
Water Need:
Moderate
Bloom Size:
Large
Pet Friendly:
No