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Star jasmine

Trachelospermum jasminoides

Star jasmine
Photo: Scott Zona from USA · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons

An evergreen climber with glossy leaves and very fragrant white star flowers in late spring; covers fences and pergolas.

Light
Partial shade
Height
3–6 m
Watering
Moderate: 2–3 times a week in summer
Soil
undemanding
Edible?
No: ornamental
How to plant
Dig a hole twice the root ball; 1 m apart. Water well the first summer.
Care
Hardier than true jasmine, to about –10 °C. Tie it to a mesh in the first years and trim after flowering.

Calendar by climate

Warm coast
Mild Mediterranean
Southern interior
Continental interior
Cold interior and uplands
Atlantic
Canary Islands (subtropical)
SowPlantHarvestPruneFeedTreat

Dates are for growing outdoors, based on the local climate. In a greenhouse or tunnel everything comes earlier.

Feeding and doses

Mild Mediterranean

  • Organic granular fertiliserMar50–80 g / m²

Pest prevention and doses

Mild Mediterranean

Not needed.

How easy to grow by climate

  • Warm coastEasy
  • Mild MediterraneanEasy
  • Southern interiorEasy
  • Continental interiorNeeds regular careFrost and a short season
  • Cold interior and uplandsDifficultHard, long frosts
  • AtlanticEasy
  • Canary Islands (subtropical)Easy

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