Here's a table format description of the Madhumalati flower plant, also known as Rangoon Creeper:

Feature Description
Common Name Madhumalati, Rangoon Creeper
Scientific Name Combretum indicum (also known as Quisqualis indica)
Family Combretaceae
Origin Native to tropical Asia, including India and the Philippines
Type Fast-growing, deciduous to semi-evergreen vine
Height/Spread Can grow up to 20–30 feet (6–9 meters) with support
Leaves Oval to elliptic, bright green leaves, 7–15 cm long
Flowers Tubular, fragrant flowers that change color—white (fresh), pink (mature), and red (older)
Blooming Season Primarily summer to fall; blooms heavily in warm climates
Fragrance Strong and sweet, especially in the evening
Sunlight Requirement Full sun to partial shade
Soil Type Well-drained, moderately fertile soil
Watering Needs Regular watering during growing season; drought-tolerant once established
Growth Habit Climbing vine; needs trellis or wall support
Uses Ornamental climber for pergolas, arches, fences; fragrant garden plant
Maintenance Moderate; needs space and regular pruning to manage growth
Pests/Diseases Generally pest-free; can be affected by mealybugs or aphids occasionally

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