Star jasmine flower

There is some debate about the origin of the common name of Confederate jasmine. Some attribute it to its popularity in the former Confederate States of America. Others believe it originated in the Malay Confederacy, much closer to its native range. That is irrelevant here, where we know this popular vine with very fragrant flowers simply as star jasmine, Trachelospermum jasminoides.

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Star Jasmine is consistently one of our favourite flowering climbers among discerning gardeners. Its dense foliage which can easily adds extra privacy to your property and the lovely fragrant flowers make it an ideal plant for decorating trellis panels, fences and walls 🏡 🔍 Check out our Rhyncospermum Jasminoides / Trachelospermum Jasminoides (Star Jasmine) – Climbing – Shrub on the website, product code: 2654

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Learn how to plant star jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides) and cultivate rich-smelling, beautiful white flowers with these helpful tips.

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Star Jasmine has green foliage & sweetly scented flowers. It's versatile & can be trained in many ways for your garden.

Vigorous form of Poets Jasmine thats distinct by having flowers that are entirely white and in larger clusters than the species. Fast growing twiner to 15’+ tall for a pergola or very very big trellis. Blooms June to frost. An initial large display in June. Medium green foliage is deciduous. In time the trunks become […]

Perennial vines regrow each spring. While some vines prefer full sun, many vines that thrive in either light or deep shade.