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succulent jasmine Shop Star Jasmine Plant

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succulent jasmine Shop Star Jasmine PlantTrachelospermum jasminoides Star Jasmine Star Jasmine is a beautiful, fast growing evergreen vine admired for its twining habit and fragrant white star shaped blooms. From late spring to early summer, it fills the air with a sweet, intoxicating scent. Perfect for trellises, fences, pergolas, or as ground cover, this versatile climber adds elegance and fragrance to any garden setting. Sweetly fragrant white flowers in late spring and summer Evergreen

Trachelospermum jasminoides – Star Jasmine

Star Jasmine is a beautiful, fast-growing evergreen vine admired for its twining habit and fragrant white star-shaped blooms. From late spring to early summer, it fills the air with a sweet, intoxicating scent. Perfect for trellises, fences, pergolas, or as ground cover, this versatile climber adds elegance and fragrance to any garden setting.

  • � Sweetly fragrant white flowers in late spring and summer
  • � Evergreen foliage with a lush, glossy appearance
  • � Mature Height: 10–20 feet when supported
  • ☀️ Full Sun to Partial Shade
  • � Excellent for fences, trellises, pergolas, or containers

Tip: Train on a trellis or arbor for a stunning display and enjoy the delightful fragrance during warm evenings!

Growing Zones: 8–11 outdoors (or in containers in cooler zones)

Mature Height: 10–20 feet (with support)
Mature Width: 4–6 feet
Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Botanical Name: Trachelospermum jasminoides
Growth Rate: Moderate to Fast
Bloom Time: Late Spring to Summer
Type: Evergreen Vine

FAQ's

Does Star Jasmine bloom all year?

Star Jasmine primarily blooms in late spring and summer, with occasional flowers at other times in warm climates.

Is Star Jasmine a true jasmine?

No, it is not a true jasmine. It belongs to the Apocynaceae family, but it has similar fragrance and appearance to real jasmine.

Can I grow it in containers?

Yes, it thrives in containers with proper support and regular pruning.

How do I prune Star Jasmine?

Prune after the flowering season to control shape and encourage new growth for next year’s blooms.

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