Double anatomy
Additional petaloid organs fill the centre to create a rosette rather than a simple funnel.
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Mandevilla® 'double blush pink' 3lt
Normal price
€30,00
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Mandevilla ‘Sunpa 421’ Sundaville® Double Blush Pink
- Sundaville®
- True climber
- Double flowers
- FleuroStar
Mandevilla ‘Sunpa 421’ Sundaville® Double Blush Pink does not merely add a few petals: it transforms the familiar funnel into a broad, tactile, fully layered rosette. Soft blush tones deepen towards the centre above glossy dark foliage. Stable doubleness, upright branching and continuous summer renewal make it genuinely different from an ordinary mandevilla. Every rosette rewards a closer look.
It is a jewel plant for a terrace, entrance or poolside where every flower can be enjoyed close up. The image is tropical and romantic yet the outline remains clean and contemporary—the exact combination that earned it the FleuroStar distinction.
Fleuroselect FleuroStar 2023–2024.
What makes it distinctive
Sundaville® Double Blush Pink is distinguished by double anatomy and two further characters specific to this exact selection.
Blush gradation
A pale exterior warms towards the throat, giving visual depth without a hard contrast.
Judged visual appeal
FleuroStar recognised its immediately legible innovation and strong flowering presentation.
Why you will love it: it is the rare case where real botanical innovation becomes a flower everyone immediately wants to touch and photograph.
In the garden & on the balconyPlacement & plant pairingsExact position, mature scale and three botanically compatible companions.
Best position
Place it in a warm, sunny position beside a permanent trellis or vertical mesh. Train more than one stem over the support so its true climbing habit forms a dense surface of double flowers.
Compatible planting
Combine with Dichondra argentea ‘Silver Falls’, Gaura lindheimeri and Pennisetum setaceum ‘Rubrum’ for silver cascade, airy pink and deep purple.
- Dichondra argentea ‘Silver Falls’ — provides clear foliage contrast and strengthens the palette without competing with the main silhouette.
- Gaura lindheimeri — extends the composition with a different flowering season and compatible light, position and soil moisture.
- Pennisetum setaceum ‘Rubrum’ — adds linear texture and movement without hiding the plant’s characteristic mature outline.
Care at a glance
Light
A very bright sunny position after gradual acclimatisation. At the height of a heatwave, morning sun limits scorch and bud drop.
Water
Water deeply as the surface dries and always empty the saucer. Alternating severe drought with saturation causes buds to drop.
Climate & hardiness
Warm-loving and frost tender. Growth slows below roughly 10–12 °C, so move it promptly to a bright protected position.
Safety
The white milky sap can irritate skin and eyes. Wear gloves when pruning and prevent ingestion.
Detailed careComplete care guideSoil, feeding, pruning and winter management.
Light
A very bright sunny position after gradual acclimatisation. At the height of a heatwave, morning sun limits scorch and bud drop.
Water
Water deeply as the surface dries and always empty the saucer. Alternating severe drought with saturation causes buds to drop.
Soil & drainage
Use a rich but aerated mix with perlite or pumice and generous drainage. Roots require oxygen even while the plant is using water rapidly.
Feeding
Feed little and often during active growth with adequate potassium and trace elements. Stop as nights cool and new growth slows.
Pruning & support
Pinch lightly after a flowering flush and train at least two flexible stems over the permanent support. Tie them loosely where needed and remove only excessively long or weak growth before overwintering.
Winter
Move before the first cold spell to a frost-free place with abundant light and less frequent watering. Check leaf undersides for spider mites.
Development over timeFrom young plant to mature presenceEstablishment, specific architecture and the plant's real mature garden volume.
Initial establishment
Once adjusted to the new light level, it activates side shoots and successive flowering tips. Stable temperature and watering in response to surface drying limit bud loss.
Building its form
The young plant first builds an upright branched frame. As nodes multiply, each tip can carry successive double flowers, producing a narrow flowering column rather than a loose vine.
Mature expression
At maturity it grows as a true climber about 70 cm high and 30–40 cm wide, with several trained stems and double flowers over the support.
Mature habit & dimensions
Long-term maturityHeight about 70 cmSpread 30–40 cmupright, branched and double-flowered
Several flexible twining stems climb a permanent support; the mature plant is not a self-supporting round shrub.
Form through time
Seasonal cycleClimberVisible supportFrost tender
Late spring–autumnStems grow along the support and carry the main flower display.
Winter protectionIn a cool bright shelter, growth slows with less foliage and no main flowering.
The support remains part of the plant in both states; it is never shown as a free-standing round shrub.
History & originCultivar originMNP/Suntory’s ‘Sunpa 421’ Sundaville® Double Blush Pink, a true climber and FleuroStar 2023–2024 winner.
Selection ‘Sunpa 421’ is marketed as Sundaville® Double Blush Pink through the MNP/Suntory programme. The series describes it as a true climber of medium vigour, about 70 cm tall, with flowers roughly 75 mm across from spring to autumn.
Its layered blush-pink corolla made it the first truly double Sundaville® and led to Fleuroselect’s FleuroStar 2023–2024 distinction. The award recognised both the novelty of the flower form and its immediate visual impact.
Greenleaf for Plant NerdsScientific details nobody asked forMechanisms, anatomy, physiology and taxonomic boundaries behind the plant's behaviour.
Developmental petaloidy
In double flowers, a shift in floral-organ identity produces extra petaloid members instead of ordinary stamens. The additional layers belong to one floral meristem and form a single layered corolla rather than two flowers.
Stability through vegetative propagation
Complex floral morphogenesis may segregate in sexual offspring. Clonal propagation preserves the same meristem programme and therefore the dense double corolla of ‘Sunpa 421’.
Frequently asked questions
Six precise answers for Sundaville® Double Blush Pink, from its present scale to mature behaviour.
01What does the present size of Sundaville® Double Blush Pink mean?
The listed approx. 60 cm is its height on arrival. Long-term placement must allow for a mature scale of about 70 cm by 30–40 cm rather than today's young outline.
02Where will Sundaville® Double Blush Pink perform best?
Use alone in an elegant pot near seating or an entrance, in very bright light with a discreet small support, so the double rosettes are visible close up from every side.
03How do I know when Sundaville® Double Blush Pink needs water?
Water deeply as the surface dries and always empty the saucer. Alternating severe drought with saturation causes buds to drop.
04When should I prune Sundaville® Double Blush Pink?
Pinch lightly after a flowering flush to increase side branching. Shorten excessively long shoots before overwintering without hard-pruning a stressed plant.
05Will every flower be fully double?
The cultivar was selected for stable doubleness, although natural variation in petaloid-organ number may occur between early and mature flowers.
06Should spent double flowers be removed?
It is not essential, but gentle removal once they release easily keeps the crown clean. Do not pull the flower stalk forcefully.
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Every order is prepared with care so your plant arrives upright, secure and safe.
Individual protection
Plants in pots with a capacity of 3 litres or more are placed in individual boxes that hold the pot securely and reduce the risk of tipping over.
Sturdy packaging
We use reinforced cardboard designed to protect against impacts and vibration during transport.