Allamanda Double flower
| Common Classification | |||
| Common Names | Double Trumpet, Allamanda Double, Yellow Allamanda, Allamanda grandiflora. | ||
| Name in Sinhalese | Double Allamanda | ||
| Categories | Ornamental | ||
| Scientific Classification | |||
| Family | Apocynaceae | ||
| Genus | Allamanda | ||
| Species | A. grandiflora | ||
| Scientific Names | Allamanda grandiflora | ||
| Status | |||
| Culinary / Edible | No | ||
| Use as Medicament | No | ||
| Poisoned / Toxin | Yes | Mid | Leaves, sap and All parts |
| Description | |||
| Origin |
The Golden Trumpet double, Mid range shrub, climbs as a vine on another trees broad leaves are evergreen. native to countries under south american continent and now naturalized throughout Sri Lanka home gardens. Leaves are similar to A.grandiflora. The double Allamanda plants that closely related to the Allamanda grandiflora and some countries use as herbs but Not in Sri Lanka.The plant is in dogbane family
Milky sap that included in stems and leaves are powerful medicine but excessive doss May be toxin
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| Identification | |||
 Leaves and stems of Allamanda double | |||
| Related species | |||
