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Allamanda blanchetii
"Allamanda" have become naturalized throughout the tropics; they may be seen in roadside ditches, abandoned yards and dumps. As a controlling measure, cutting is ineffecive with "Allamanda" and will lead to vigorous coppicing. Owing to its fast growth, "Allamanda" has been introduced widely where it is used as a groundcover or for hedges and screens. In some areas "Allamanda" are an invasive species
Native to South and Central America.
This plant is of garden of my grandfather
Spotted on Jan 8, 2013
Submitted on Jan 9, 2013
