Confederate Star Jasmine

Trachelospermum jasminoides Star Jasmine, or what some of us call Confederate Jasmine, is known for its tiny white, star-shaped flowers, which appear sometime between April and July depending on location.  Avoid eastern exposures in the winter months. Subject to winter freeze (to the ground). It can grow in the heat, but its roots prefer to stay cool and moist.                                                Can be grown as a ground-cover. Photo courtesy of Toms Creek Nursery in Denton, NC (336) 857-2131 Ornamental Characteristics Category Flowering Vine or Ground-cover Foliage Type Broadleaf Evergreen Height indefinite Spread (various) Ground-cover or Climbing Vine Shape Climbing Vine or Ground-cover Primary Foliage Color (Glossy) Green Seasonal Foliage Color (Glossy) Green Flowering Season Summer Flower Color White Can also be used as a ground-cover? Yes Environmental Characteristics Growth Rate Fast Sun Preferences Shade (needs 4 hours of sun)