Star Jasmine: Fragrant Flowers & Evergreen Vertical Color

Bring sweet fragrance and lush foliage to your outdoor space with Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides), also known as Confederate Jasmine. Delicate, white, star-shaped blooms stand out against glossy green leaves, while twining stems let you train the plant over a trellis, fence, or other suitable support.

Picture it near a patio or garden seating area, where you can enjoy the scent when the flowers open. Use it to soften a fence, frame a garden feature, or add an evergreen layer to a vertical planting. With room to grow and regular training, it can create a leafy backdrop as it develops.

Why Choose Star Jasmine?

• Sweetly fragrant blooms: White flowers add a sensory highlight to outdoor living spaces.
• Evergreen foliage: Glossy green leaves provide lasting structure in suitable climates.
• Twining growth: Train stems onto a trellis or fence for vertical interest.
• Flexible display: Grow with support or let stems cascade where your design allows.
• Container option: Can be grown in a pot and overwintered indoors in colder climates.

Growing Zones & Mature Size

• USDA hardiness zones: 8–10 for in-ground growing.
• Climbing height: Can reach approximately 20 feet with a suitable support structure.
• Typical width: Approximately 3–4 feet; training and pruning affect the plant's footprint.
• Light: Full sun to partial shade. A sheltered, sunny spot supports the best flowering.
• Soil: Fertile, moist, well-drained soil.

Choose Your Size & Pack

The listing includes 1–2 ft., 2–3 ft., 1 Gallon, 2 Gallon, and 3 Gallon size labels, with Single and 2-Pack options. Choose your preferred available combination before adding to cart. Foot measurements describe offered plant heights; gallon measurements describe nursery container sizes, not mature dimensions.

Planting & Care

Provide support for climbing and guide the twining stems as the plant grows. Maintain moisture without leaving roots in poorly drained soil. Prune after flowering to manage its size and keep it within the available space. In colder climates, grow in a container that can be overwintered indoors rather than relying on outdoor winter survival. Evergreen coverage develops with growth and is not an instant privacy screen.

Choose your preferred size and pack to add fragrant flowers and evergreen texture to your garden.