Sundaville.com does not have its own webshop. For the online sales of Sundaville we refer to the online sales of our partner, mandevillashop.com. For questions about shipping, returns and online ordering, please refer to us.

Yes, very much so. Because of its hardiness and resistance to rain and cold, Sundaville® is also suitable for colder climates. Always make sure that excess water can drain from the pot, the roots do not like to stand in water.

Sundaville® (Mandevilla or Dipladenia) can withstand low temperatures well, even down to -1°C. On the other hand, Sundaville® is not hardy and therefore does not tolerate severe frosts. With a lot of love, good care and dedication you can let Sundaville® overwinter in a frost-free place.

At a temperature of about 5 to 8 °C, it is best to let your Sundaville overwinter inside in a light and frost-free place. Make sure that the temperature does not drop below 10°C. At night it may be a few degrees cooler, but not colder than 5 °C. Make sure that the plant is not exposed to draughts, so avoid places near an open window. Water Sundaville® sparingly in winter and do not spray the leaves. From March and April when the Sundaville gets new growth shoots, it is good to give the plant more water again. As soon as the temperature rises significantly (from April and May), the Sundaville can go outside again!

You probably overwatered Sundaville® or couldn’t drain the excess water properly. This causes the leaves to turn a yellow color. You can solve this as follows. If the water is not absorbed and/or drained properly, the roots of the plant will ‘drown’. So make sure you have a permeable pot with a saucer underneath or add extra soil.