Star Jasmine

1 Gallon - 2-Pack / Grow Pot / Plastic

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Star Jasmine

Name: Star Jasmine
Brand: The Sill
SKU: PER-VIN-STA-NA-1G-2PACK
Price: 199.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.3 (8 reviews)

Bright Direct Light 1-2 ft./yr Growth Safe for Pets

With sweetly scented white flowers and trailing vines, Star Jasmine is a low-maintenance favorite that brings elegance and fragrance to sunny patios, trellises, or containers.

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Star Jasmine Information

About & Sizing

bundle | 3 Gallon - Single | Mexia | Cement Grey

About The Star Jasmine

Meet Your New Twinkling Garden Star: Star Jasmine!

Imagine a cascade of delicate, star-shaped flowers spilling over your garden wall, each bloom a fragrant invitation to step outside and breathe in the beauty. That's the magic of Star Jasmine, a versatile climber that's ready to bring a twinkle to your outdoor space.

Why Star Jasmine?

Evergreen Elegance: With its lush, green leaves, Star Jasmine adds a touch of perennial charm to your garden, keeping it vibrant all year round.
Sensational Scent: The sweet, intoxicating aroma is a real treat for the senses, perfect for evenings spent lounging on the patio.
Low Maintenance: This hardy plant is a breeze to care for, requiring minimal fuss for maximum impact.
Privacy, Please: Train it up a trellis or fence for a natural privacy screen that's as pretty as it is practical.

How to Enjoy Your Star Jasmine

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting your green-thumb journey, Star Jasmine is a delightful addition. Let it climb, let it cascade, or shape it to your heart's content. It's adaptable, it's friendly, and it's waiting to join your garden family.

Ready to Shine?

Add a Star Jasmine to your cart and get ready to watch your garden glow. It's not just a plant; it's a star-studded performance that lasts throughout the seasons. Let your garden be the stage!

Plant Details

Star Jasmine Details

Mature Height:

15-20 ft.

Mature Width:

5-8 ft.

Sunlight:

Full-Part Sun

Growth Rate:

Moderate

Botanical Name:

Trachelospermum jasminoides

Grows Well In Zones:

7-10 outdoors

Does Not Ship To:

AK, AZ, HI, OR

Growing Zones 7-10 Outdoors

(Hardy down to 10° F)

Care Guide

Watering Requirements

Water newly planted vines 2-3 times a week or daily during hot weather to build a strong root system. Once established in the ground, they are fairly drought-tolerant and only require a deep soaking 1-2 times a week. Containers dry out much faster and need daily checking, often requiring a thorough watering almost every single day during peak summer heat. Make sure to water deeply at the base to keep the glossy foliage dry and prevent fungal issues!

Sunlight Requirements

Thrives in partial shade, preferably morning sun and afternoon shade. They can tolerate full sun in northern or coastal climates, but they should be protected from afternoon sun in southern climates.

Humidity Requirements

Star Jasmine prefers moderate to higher humidity.

Pet-Friendly Plant?

Yes, this plant is safe for homes with pets.

Read our full care guide

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

No, Star Jasmine is not a "true" jasmine. While true jasmines belong to the Jasminum genus (family Oleaceae), Star Jasmine belongs to the genus Trachelospermum (family Apocynaceae). However, it earns its common name from its distinct, sweet jasmine-like scent and pinwheel-shaped blooms.

Is Star Jasmine a true jasmine?

No, Star Jasmine is not a "true" jasmine. While true jasmines belong to the Jasminum genus (family Oleaceae), Star Jasmine belongs to the genus Trachelospermum (family Apocynaceae). However, it earns its common name from its distinct, sweet jasmine-like scent and pinwheel-shaped blooms.

Jasmine requires full sun to partial shade, meaning it needs at least 4-6 hours of direct sunlight daily in order to bloom. For the best balance of dense, glossy dark-green leaves and a blanket of white blossoms, plant it in a spot that receives bright morning and early afternoon sun.

How much sun does a Jasmine vine need to bloom?

Jasmine requires full sun to partial shade, meaning it needs at least 4-6 hours of direct sunlight daily in order to bloom. For the best balance of dense, glossy dark-green leaves and a blanket of white blossoms, plant it in a spot that receives bright morning and early afternoon sun.

Jasmine does not have sticky tendrils or suction cups, so it cannot climb smooth surfaces on its own. To get it to grow vertically, you must twine its flexible stems around a supportive structure like a railing, trellis, fence, or wire framework. Prune Jasmine immediately after its spring blooming cycle ends to ensure you don't accidentally cut off next years developing buds. Use sterile pruners to prune back aggressive shoots, shape the vine, and keep it within its boundaries.

How do you prune and train a Jasmine vine to climb?

Jasmine does not have sticky tendrils or suction cups, so it cannot climb smooth surfaces on its own. To get it to grow vertically, you must twine its flexible stems around a supportive structure like a railing, trellis, fence, or wire framework. Prune Jasmine immediately after its spring blooming cycle ends to ensure you don't accidentally cut off next years developing buds. Use sterile pruners to prune back aggressive shoots, shape the vine, and keep it within its boundaries.

When planting Star Jasmine as a vine or screen along a fence, space individual plants 3-5 feet apart. If using it as a groundcover, space them closer, about 2-3 feet apart, to achieve full coverage within a few seasons.

How far apart should Star Jasmine be planted?

When planting Star Jasmine as a vine or screen along a fence, space individual plants 3-5 feet apart. If using it as a groundcover, space them closer, about 2-3 feet apart, to achieve full coverage within a few seasons.

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