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Golden Trumpet Yellow

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Original price ₹359
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Container: Grow bag
Size: 10 inch

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Why it’s special?

  • Large golden trumpet flowers
  • Long warm-season blooming
  • Versatile climber or shrub
  • Fast-growing and showy
  • Easy from cuttings
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🌎 Country of origin: India

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Golden Trumpet (Allamanda cathartica) is a robust evergreen climbing shrub celebrated for its large, glossy, golden-yellow trumpet-shaped flowers that appear through much of the year in warm climates. Native to tropical America, it bears whorls of leathery deep-green leaves and can be trained over fences, arches, pergolas and trellises, or kept pruned as a shrub. It thrives in heat and sun, flowering best in India's monsoon and summer months. Fast-growing and showy, it makes a dazzling display but its milky sap is toxic and can irritate skin, so handle and site it with care.

Specifications

Family Apocynaceae
Native region Tropical Americas (Brazil)
Mature height 2-5 m as climber
Mature spread 1.5-3 m
Growth rate Fast
Foliage Evergreen, leathery glossy green leaves
Flower colour Golden yellow
Flower season Summer to autumn, mostly warm season
Climate zone Tropical and subtropical

Care guide

Sunlight Full sun for best flowering.
Watering Regular in summer; keep evenly moist.
Soil / mix Rich, well-drained loam with organic matter.
Temperature Thrives at 20-38°C; frost-sensitive.
Humidity Prefers moderate to high humidity.
Fertilizer Balanced NPK monthly in growing season.
Pruning Prune in late winter to shape and renew.
Repotting Repot every 1-2 years when root-bound.
Propagation Semi-hardwood cuttings in warm season.
Pests & problems Watch for mealybugs, aphids and whitefly.
Toxicity / safety Toxic; milky sap irritates skin and eyes.
Difficulty Easy to moderate

Uses

Trained over arches, pergolas, trellises and fences for a bold golden display, or pruned as a flowering shrub in beds and large pots.

Growing tips

Plant in full sun with rich, well-drained soil and water generously through the Indian summer and monsoon for non-stop blooms. Prune in late winter to keep it tidy and floriferous.

Allamanda (Golden Trumpet) Care

The Golden Trumpet Yellow (Allamanda) is a sun-loving tropical creeper that thrives in India's warm climate with 4-6 hours of direct sunlight daily. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry and feed a balanced flowering fertiliser once a fortnight through the growing season for a steady flush of yellow trumpet blooms. Prune lightly after flowering to keep the vine bushy and encourage new shoots, and support it on a trellis or wall as it climbs.

Where to Place Your Allamanda Creeper

Allamanda flowers best in bright, warm spots, making it ideal for balconies, terraces, garden fences, arches and boundary walls that get plenty of sun. Grown in a pot, it works well as a screening plant or a splash of colour near gates and entrances. In lower light the vine grows leggy and flowers sparingly, so choose the sunniest position you can offer.

Benefits & Uses of the Golden Trumpet

With its glossy green leaves and large golden-yellow trumpet flowers, Allamanda is a favourite for adding tropical colour and vertical greenery to Indian gardens almost year-round in warm regions. It attracts butterflies, softens bare walls and railings, and can be trained as a climber or trimmed into a compact shrub. It is a low-maintenance choice for gardeners who want long-lasting blooms with little fuss.

Why Buy Allamanda Online in India from GardenGo

GardenGo stocks the Golden Trumpet Yellow locally and delivers it fast — often within about two hours in serviced areas — so your creeper arrives fresh and alive rather than stressed after days in transit. You can choose the pot size that suits your space on this page and add soil, pots and tools to the same order. Locally sourced plants mean healthier roots, better establishment and blooms that settle in quickly at home.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I water Allamanda?
Water regularly to keep the soil evenly moist during the growing season, especially in summer. Reduce watering in cooler months and avoid waterlogging.
How much sunlight does it need?
It needs full sun for the best flowering. In too much shade it produces lush leaves but few flowers.
Is Golden Trumpet safe for pets?
No. The plant is toxic if eaten and its milky sap can irritate skin and eyes, so keep pets and children away and wear gloves when pruning.
When should I repot it?
Repot every one to two years in spring when roots fill the container, using rich, well-drained potting soil and a larger pot.
How do I propagate it?
Take semi-hardwood cuttings in the warm season, dip in rooting hormone and keep them warm and moist until they root.
Why is my Allamanda not flowering?
Insufficient sunlight, cold weather or excess nitrogen reduce blooms. Give it full sun, feed a balanced fertiliser and prune to encourage new flowering shoots.
When does it bloom?
It flowers mainly through the warm season, from summer into autumn, blooming heavily during the Indian monsoon and summer months.
Can I grow it indoors?
It is best grown outdoors in full sun. Indoors it rarely gets enough light to flower well, though it can be kept in a very bright spot.
How do I train it as a climber?
Tie the long shoots to a trellis, arch or fence as they grow. It is not a true twiner, so it needs support and occasional tying in.
What fertiliser should I use?
Feed a balanced NPK fertiliser monthly during the growing season, with extra potassium to encourage abundant golden flowers.
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