Plant Specifications & care :-

Maximum Reachable                          They are thorny, woody vines growing anywhere from 30 inch (76 cm)

Flower Color                                        Yelow color flowers

Bloom Time                                         They are evergreen where rainfall occurs all year, or deciduous if there is a dry season

Sunlight                                              For the best results put your plants in full sun. If you want good blooming give them at least 5 hours a day of full sunlight as a minimum. More                                                            hours of direct sun is better. Less than 5 hours and the plant may not bloom very well. Your plants will thrive in shade or partial shade, but only                                                             have nice growth with little or no blooms.

Watering                                             Make sure you dont let the plants dry out between waterings. If you want to be successful. keep containers moist but also they need to be                                                                 well drained. No sitting plants in standing water.If growing in pots, DO NOT USE SAUCERS under your pots. A healthy container grown plant                                                                will drink a lot of water during the warm times of the year.
                                                           In cooler periods or when you bring your plants indoors for the winter, the water requirement will be much less.

Temperature                                      Bougainvilleas are hardy throughout the South but young growth will be damaged by frost. Optimum growing temperatures are warm days.A                                                              light frost will not kill the plant, but you can soon expect all the leaves and bracts to fall off. In this case, the plant will regrow if not subjected to                                                             more frosts for longer duration.

Fertilizer                                             Mature plants can be heavy feeders. Here is some quick fertilizer tips.High phosphorus with micronutrients, as well as additional iron and                                                                    magnesiumSlow or timed release fertilizers are acceptable. Make sure you follow the fertilizer labelPlants grow best with small amounts of                                                                nutrients constantly availableDo not apply fertilizers to dry soil, Do not overfertilize, in this case less is better than more.

Planting & Care :-

Wait for the first colorful bracts to form and fall in springOnce they fall, prune excess growth Fertilize.This will cause new bloom on the shorter flowering spursRepeat during the flowering season as needed. Gardeners caring for bougainvillea in the garden dose not need to worry much about water once the plants mature.
Irrigate only when the plants start to wilt and the soil is dry. The vines do need food. Fertilize your bougainvillea every month in spring and early summer. You will want to use a balanced, all-purpose fertilizer at half the normal dosage. Pruning is part of the work if you are caring for bougainvillea in the garden.
Keep your eye out for dead wood and remove it as it appears. Save severe cut backs for a time after the bougainvillea has flowered. You can prune late in fall or very early in spring.