Mandevilla Splendens Or Yellow Bell

The correct species name for the genus Mandevilla Splendens  is Mandevilla × amoena. There are several hybrids and cultivars within the Mandevilla genus, each with its own characteristics and flower colors. The most common species found in cultivation include Mandevilla × amoena, Mandevilla boliviensis, and Mandevilla sanderi.

Mandevilla × amoena, also known as Brazilian jasmine, typically produces large, showy flowers in shades of pink, red, or white. The flowers are trumpet-shaped and often fragrant. These vines are prized for their vigorous growth habit and ability to climb trellises or arbors, making them popular choices for adding vertical interest to gardens and outdoor spaces.

If you’re referring to a specific cultivar or hybrid of Mandevilla, such as one with the name “Splendens” in its cultivar name, it’s possible that it’s a proprietary or named variety selected for its specific characteristics, such as flower color, size, or growth habit.