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This is a flower from a massive vine/bush thing in our yard. It's very viney and when in bloom is quite beautiful. Unfortunately, its companion vine/bush died from the Calif drought, so I'll need to replace it. Does anyone know the name of this vine/bush plant?
I would have guessed Oleander seeing the narrow leaves and you said either vine or bush. The oleander grows as a massive bush. The flower could be a Mandevilla but I don't see the broader leaves.
Last edited by SoCalTwinkie; 07-01-2016 at 07:00 AM..
Reason: typo
After checking the pistils I agree white oleander may be the one. Though some mandevilla's have a narrow leaf structure, Mandevilla ‘Splendens’ for example.
OP may want to take a sample to a real garden center nursery, not big box store.
We could better identify if we saw the leaves and bush it is on. Those white flowers look way too big to be oleander, which I have in my yard. Definitely do not grow as a vine.
White Oleander. Looks like we are all pretty much in agreement. Happy 4th of July all!!
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