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Purple Allamanda

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The purple allamanda (Allamanda blanchetii) is a vining, evergreen shrub that produces whorls of climbing stems. Growing from these stems are small, light green leaves as well as tubular or funnel-shaped flowers. According to the University of Florida, these flowers typically have two tones: a reddish-purple and a lighter, pinkish color. In the garden, purple allamanda plants attract hummingbirds and butterflies. While you can train the plants to grow on -- and cover -- arbors, trellises and other supports, you can also use purple allamandas as free-standing shrubs. While pinching off sections of a purple allamanda's sprawling stems can help you tame the plants, too much pinching can inhibit the growth of new flowers.


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