Star Jasmine Vine Shrub

Enjoy Months of Fragrant Blooms with a Star Jasmine Vine

Deliciously Sweet Fragrance Will Fill Your Backyard or Patio

This breathtaking beauty will leave your visitors in awe with both its lavish aesthetic qualities and its intense yet sweet fragrance. The Star Jasmine vine shrub is best known for its framing abilities and mesmerizing scent.

Trachelospermum jasminoides can turn any trellis, porch screen, chain link fence, or wall into an exquisite display of reblooming white flowers! A member of the flowering jasmine plant variety, this true jasmine plant has a growing season that lasts almost all year round with its dark green evergreen foliage that will stay green all year. The dark green foliage may turn bronze in colder climates during winter.

The Star Jasmine plant produces clusters of small, white flowers in early spring and early summer months that look like tiny pinwheels or star-shaped. Despite the small size, the blossoms give off a deliciously sweet scent and can easily perfume an entire yard, especially in the early mornings when the dew accumulates on the blossoms. The fragrant white flowers will attract bees and butterflies to your landscape.

Why Buy from Perfect Plants Nursery?

When you shop for Star Jasmine Vines online, make sure you are buying directly from a trusted grower, like us. We have been a family-run farm since 1980.

As experts in premium vines and shrubs, we deliver healthy, high-quality plants from our farm to your door, ensuring they arrive ready to thrive.

Is Star Jasmine A Fast Growing Vine?

The star jasmine growth rate is extremely fast! The confederate jasmine plant can grow up to 10-12 feet tall or long during the growing season. Its flowering vines can also grow up to 4 feet in width. It is a vigorous grower plant that will fill any space you plant it in. 

How To Prune Star Jasmine Vine

If your star jasmine vine is beginning to overgrow, you can trim away about ¼ or ⅓ of a vine to reduce its size. Pruning only needs to happen when it outgrows its space or once a year to encourage new growth. We recommend this in spring or summer as soon as the plant is finished flowering. Prune your plant as much or as little as you’d like, depending on the look you’re going for.

Is Star Jasmine Vine Toxic To Dogs?

According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals® (ASPCA®), star jasmine vines are not toxic to dogs or cats. They make for great garden plants that are both beautiful and pet-friendly.

Do Star Jasmine Vines Like Sun Or Shade?

Star Jasmine vine shrubs thrive most in full sun or part shade. The Star Jasmine plant will grow well in partial shade if necessary. It prospers in a variety of planting sites as long as it is in well-drained soil. 

Star jasmine climber is a fast-growing, twining vine that can be grown on lamp posts, trellises, or arbors. You can even grow it as a ground cover if trained correctly or inside as a house plant. Contrasting the white fragrant flower buds are lustrous dark green leaves that stay bright all year even through drought tolerance. This star jasmine vine is native to China.

The White Star Jasmine bush is a pest-free type of jasmine. It’s also easy to maintain, drought-resistant, and heavenly fragrant, making it a favorite among landscapers and gardeners. This is not the same plant for jasmine tea as jasmine sambac… this fragrant vine plant is not edible :)

The star jasmine plant for sale is available in a 1-gallon pot or 3-gallon potted plant. Pick your size container for your planting site accordingly.

STAR JASMINE CARE

You can even grow confederate star jasmine in containers for small spaces. Choose a pot with a drainage hole and an organically rich potting mix. Also, be sure to check out our Liquid Jasmine Fertilizer for an optimum blend of nutrients that specializes in feeding your flowering plants.

No special star jasmine plant care is required for well-established plants, except trimming to keep it in bounds and maintain the desired shape. Water deeply for the first year of planting, especially during dry spells, to establish a strong root system. If you do not allow the star jasmine to trellis, it will grow as a ground cover.

Star jasmine vine shrubs grow best across the southern United States in USDA hardiness zones 7-11. Star Jasmine Trachelospermum jasminoides, as it is scientifically named, does not have proper cold hardiness to grow in the northern states. Although, you may try if you have greenhouses or garages! The plant is hardy down to 10-15 degrees Fahrenheit.

Shop Star Jasmine for sale. The star jasmine flowers will tantalize your senses!

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