How to Grow and Care for Dumasia

Bijindo bean is a slender-stemmed perennial climbing herb that grows at medium altitudes. You'll find it growing in wet habitats like mountain roadsides. Its creamy flowers bloom in summer and its bluish seed pods follow after, so these are the best times to spot this plant in the wild.

Himalayan dumasia grows in mountain valleys and riversides across Asia and Africa. In the fall it puts out bright yellow flowers that resemble bells dangling from its stems, and bright blue seeds.

Dumasia bicolor is a unique vine that stands out with its two-toned flowers, lending it its 'bicolor' moniker. These blossoms mix shades of purple and yellow, creating a striking visual contrast. The plant's vining habit allows it to climb and sprawl, capitalizing on available light in its native forest environments. Its foliage forms a lush backdrop, with leaves that support the plant's growth through efficient photosynthesis.