Dwarf allamanda is a true garden diva - a very pretty, sometimes fussy shrub that loves drawing attention to itself.
With exquisite butter-yellow flowers over glossy deep green foliage, the dwarf variety of allamanda stays small and bushy, making it a good shrub for smaller spaces.

Watering correctly is the key to keeping these small flowering shrubs at their best. They need regular irrigation but must dry out a bit in between waterings.

Picturesque in groupings or rows, they can work as a front-of-the-border plants or use them behind annuals, groundcovers or small perennials. Other varieties are bush allamanda and allamanda vine.