Star jasmine vine

If you're seeking a plant that adds both beauty and fragrance to your garden or home, look no further than the lovely Trachelospermum jasminoides, better known as Star Jasmine. This evergreen climbing vine hails from East Asia, particularly China and Japan, and is celebrated for its stunning star-shaped white flowers that bloom during late spring and summer. The sweet scent of these blooms can elevate any outdoor space or indoor area, making it a beloved choice among gardening enthusiasts.

Carmen Johnston Gardens on Instagram: "Star Jasmine oh it smells amazing!!!!!!"

Shannon Searcy on Instagram: "I had to add a new baby Star Jasmine plant to this trellis wall because we lost the center plant in a previous freeze. I get lots of questions about these, so I figured I’d share some tips and tricks. •It’s all about training if you want a tidy and beautiful trellis of any kind. These can look real messy if you don’t take the time to train them up the trellis. •Do I trim these vines? NEVER! I’m lazy and I just let them do their thing, then I check on them…

Star Jasmine Vine (Trachelospermum Jasminoides) scramble vertically up other plants, extremely fragrant blooms, inedible fruits. [DETAILS]

Picture this: you step into your backyard and are instantly enveloped by the sweet, intoxicating fragrance of blooming jasmine.

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Looking for a fast growing, low-maintenance plant for your southern garden? The star jasmine might be just the thing. Also known as confederate jasmine, star jasmine is hardy in USDA plant hardiness zones 7B through 10.

Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum Jasminoides) is an attractive flowering plant. The star-shaped white flowers contrast nicely with the plant's rich green leaves.

I LOVE landscaping and at one point in my life I remember looking into landscape architecture because it was so interesting to me. I quickly realized I wasn't THAT passionate about it but I still appreciate a beautiful garden when I see one. :) I wanted an ivy wall at our past 2 homes, but we just didn't have enough sunlight for it. When we moved into our current home, I immediately wanted to try it out on a small section that we would see through our large living room windows! The original…