Help with a pink flower ID

Fire

A friend has this flower in her window box, currently covered in buds and looking very happy in the frost. Plant.net says it's an apocynaceae. Any thoughts on ID and how best to nuture it? She is a total non-gardener and was given the plant as a house warming present. Thanks

Silver surfer

Looks like Mandevilla sp a vine.
Not sure which one.

https://www.thompson-morgan.com/p/mandevilla-sanderi-bloom-bellsreg-pink/TKA6594TM?source=aw&affid=314167&awc=2283_1636688208_0e2d275ae287a91df0706909d8d22ac5

msqingxiao

Picture This says it's a Chilean jasmine (Mandevilla laxa). Also says it's hardy down to 1 degree though!

Silver surfer

msqingxiao said:

Picture This says it's a Chilean jasmine (Mandevilla laxa). Also says it's hardy down to 1 degree though!

Interesting!
I presume "Picture this " is an id app.
RHS...see link below...says flowers are white or cream.
Wiki ..ditto.
Who do I believe RHS /wiki OR an app?

Quote RHS...

"Chilean jasmine

M. laxa is a vigorous, woody, twining climber with glossy, evergreen, oval leaves 5-10cm long. In late summer and early autumn it produces sprays of 5 to 15 tubular, strongly fragrant, white or cream flowers 5-9cm across with broad petal lobes

https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/50035/mandevilla-laxa/details

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandevilla_laxa

It helps to have seen or grown plants..this is one I labelled Mandevilla splendens.

msqingxiao

No I don't think those ID apps are good at identifying down to a very specific sub-species. But the big direction it gave is in agreement with what you said @Silver surfer 

fidgetbones

My thought is also that it is a Mandevilla, and it will be happier in the kitchen windowsill, rather than outside during the winter.

Fire

Thanks to everyone for the info. I will pass it on.