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Jasmine, Carolina
Carolina Jessamine
Gelsemium sempervirens
Not a true Jasmine, but called one interchangably in the industry.
Native to the southeastern US, the Carolina Jasmine is a popular landscape choice despite all parts containing a toxin that can be fatal if consumed.
The Carolina Jessamine grows best in the average homeowners landscape as it will grow only up to 20 feet, and responds will to regular pruning. Outstanding yellow trumpet shaped flowers appear early in the spring and persist for several weeks. Leaf spot is a common issue in wet months, so it is best planted in well ventilated and sunny areas.
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Flowering Vine |
Flower Color:Yellow
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Spread20 Feet
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USDA Hardiness Zone 7a
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#005 JASMINE, CAROLINA, STK. |
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Texas Native
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Toxic to Pets
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