I am a strong flowering climber known for my vibrant pink, purple, red, orange, or white bracts that bloom almost year round.

I come from South America and thrive naturally in warm tropical and subtropical regions.

I prefer moderate watering and do not like waterlogged soil once established.

I bloom best in full sunlight and need at least 6 to 8 hours of direct sun daily.

I grow well between 20°C to 38°C and can tolerate heat but not frost.

I grow best in open ground, near fences or walls, with well-drained soil and support for climbing.

I grow well with light feeding of compost or low-nitrogen fertilizer to encourage flowering.

My botanical name is Bougainvillea glabra and I belong to the Nyctaginaceae family.

I am generally safe, but my thorns can cause injury if pets brush against me.

I help improve air quality by adding greenery and oxygen outdoors.

I add bright color, act as natural fencing, provide shade, and need very low maintenance.

I may produce fewer flowers if overwatered or grown in shade.

I am a long-living perennial plant and can thrive for many years with proper care.