Winter jasmine has no scent, unlike other jasmine plants, but it makes up for it with its stunning blooms. This sprawling plant can be grown as a groundcover, shrub, or creeping vine.

Winter jasmine can be grown from US hardiness zone 6, and while it is native to China, it is today found growing across much of the world. This tough plant is relatively self-sufficient, ...

Winter jasmine will grow indoors The Web site has white-flowered jasmine in an 11-inch grapevine basket for $55. White Flower also has what it says is an exclusive pink jasmine, packed in a 7-inch ...

Winter jasmine adapts well in a variety of landscapes from steep slopes, raised beds to overhanging walls. It can also be trained as a vine to grow on a trellis to add a bit of color in dull ...

Gardeners love this winter flowering plant. “Winter Jasmine is a star of the winter garden,” says Mathis. “This beautiful vine provides golden yellow flowers that shine in late winter on ...

Winter Jasmine A doppelgänger to spring-blooming forsythia, winter jasmine's bright yellow blooms bring sunny color to winter days. It's moundy and viney and makes quite a statement when planted ...

For the first time, Carolina jasmine will be blooming at our place on Christmas Day. There are four trellises on the deck, each about eight feet high. Two support trumpet vines started from seed ...

Winter jasmine is yet another climber which will still flower in shade, although there will be fewer blooms than when the plant is grown in sun and they are smaller than those produced by camellias.

JASMINE plants are evergreen or deciduous climbers with twining stems. They can be summer or winter flowering plants with white or yellow flowers. However, to ensure that they stay 'healthy and ...