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Star Jasmine
SKU:
105495
UPC:
757992380121
$16.99
- Intensely fragrant, star-shaped white blooms in spring and into summer on glossy evergreen foliage.
- Versatile twining vine to about 18–20 ft with support; also useful as a trailing groundcover or container “spiller.”
- Warm‑region evergreen that thrives in full to partial sun; waterwise and easy‑care once established.
- Pet‑friendly choice (non‑toxic to cats and dogs) and attractive to pollinators for sensory garden spaces.
Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides) is a classic, sweetly scented evergreen vine prized for clouds of starry white flowers and a lush, polished look. In frost‑free climates it quickly clothes trellises, fences, and arbors; in cooler regions it shines as a summer container accent or low, trailing groundcover. Give it full to partial sun and average, well‑drained soil, then enjoy months of perfume, movement, and glossy green texture across USDA Zones 8–11.
Botanical Name
Trachelospermum jasminoides — commonly called Star Jasmine; not a true jasmine, but a dogbane family (Apocynaceae) vine.
Plant Type & Habit
Evergreen, twining climber with moderate growth; can be trained vertically, espaliered, or allowed to trail as a groundcover or container plant.
Mature Size
Twining stems typically climb about 18–20 ft with support; spread varies with training or groundcover use.
Hardiness
USDA Zones 8–11; evergreen in warm regions and a superb seasonal container plant where winters are cold.
Light & Exposure
Full sun to partial sun. Bright light promotes denser growth and abundant bloom; shelter from harsh winds where winters can nip foliage.
Soil & Water
Grows easily in average, well‑drained soils. Water deeply and regularly the first season to establish; once established, it tolerates dry spells.
Flowers & Fragrance
Star‑shaped white flowers with a powerful, sweet scent—ideal near entries, patios, and seating where the perfume can be enjoyed.
Bloom Season
Spring into summer, with showy clusters and occasional lighter rebloom in warm conditions.
Uses & Landscape Ideas
- Trellises, fences, posts, arbors for vertical fragrance and screening.
- Containers as a summer “thriller/spiller.”
- Groundcover beneath open canopies for evergreen carpeting and bloom.
- Espalier against sunny walls to frame doors and windows.
Training & Support
Provide a sturdy support (trellis, wires, or arbor). Guide new shoots and tie in lightly until twining stems take hold.
Pruning & Maintenance
Prune after the main bloom flush to shape and contain. Feed lightly in spring if soils are lean. Keep mulch off stems; refresh mulch to manage weeds.
Pets & Safety
Listed as non‑toxic to cats and dogs; still discourage chewing as with any ornamental plant.
Planting & Spacing
Plant at original depth; as a groundcover, space plants about 5 ft apart (closer for faster coverage). For containers, use a free‑draining mix and a small obelisk or hoop.
Problem Solving & Toughness
Easy‑care and waterwise once established; suitable for coastal exposure. Provide sun for best flowering and avoid soggy soils.
Companion Ideas
Pairs beautifully with Clematis, Lantana, New Zealand Flax (Phormium), Plumbago, and Roses for layered color and texture.
- Intensely fragrant, star-shaped white blooms in spring and into summer on glossy evergreen foliage.
- Versatile twining vine to about 18–20 ft with support; also useful as a trailing groundcover or container “spiller.”
- Warm‑region evergreen that thrives in full to partial sun; waterwise and easy‑care once established.
- Pet‑friendly choice (non‑toxic to cats and dogs) and attractive to pollinators for sensory garden spaces.
Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides) is a classic, sweetly scented evergreen vine prized for clouds of starry white flowers and a lush, polished look. In frost‑free climates it quickly clothes trellises, fences, and arbors; in cooler regions it shines as a summer container accent or low, trailing groundcover. Give it full to partial sun and average, well‑drained soil, then enjoy months of perfume, movement, and glossy green texture across USDA Zones 8–11.
Botanical Name
Trachelospermum jasminoides — commonly called Star Jasmine; not a true jasmine, but a dogbane family (Apocynaceae) vine.
Plant Type & Habit
Evergreen, twining climber with moderate growth; can be trained vertically, espaliered, or allowed to trail as a groundcover or container plant.
Mature Size
Twining stems typically climb about 18–20 ft with support; spread varies with training or groundcover use.
Hardiness
USDA Zones 8–11; evergreen in warm regions and a superb seasonal container plant where winters are cold.
Light & Exposure
Full sun to partial sun. Bright light promotes denser growth and abundant bloom; shelter from harsh winds where winters can nip foliage.
Soil & Water
Grows easily in average, well‑drained soils. Water deeply and regularly the first season to establish; once established, it tolerates dry spells.
Flowers & Fragrance
Star‑shaped white flowers with a powerful, sweet scent—ideal near entries, patios, and seating where the perfume can be enjoyed.
Bloom Season
Spring into summer, with showy clusters and occasional lighter rebloom in warm conditions.
Uses & Landscape Ideas
- Trellises, fences, posts, arbors for vertical fragrance and screening.
- Containers as a summer “thriller/spiller.”
- Groundcover beneath open canopies for evergreen carpeting and bloom.
- Espalier against sunny walls to frame doors and windows.
Training & Support
Provide a sturdy support (trellis, wires, or arbor). Guide new shoots and tie in lightly until twining stems take hold.
Pruning & Maintenance
Prune after the main bloom flush to shape and contain. Feed lightly in spring if soils are lean. Keep mulch off stems; refresh mulch to manage weeds.
Pets & Safety
Listed as non‑toxic to cats and dogs; still discourage chewing as with any ornamental plant.
Planting & Spacing
Plant at original depth; as a groundcover, space plants about 5 ft apart (closer for faster coverage). For containers, use a free‑draining mix and a small obelisk or hoop.
Problem Solving & Toughness
Easy‑care and waterwise once established; suitable for coastal exposure. Provide sun for best flowering and avoid soggy soils.
Companion Ideas
Pairs beautifully with Clematis, Lantana, New Zealand Flax (Phormium), Plumbago, and Roses for layered color and texture.
