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JASMINUM
Commonly known as Jasmine, Jessamine
Starry-flowered climbers or scramblers for outdoor structures, conservatories or glasshouses.
In the olive family.
Genus of 200 or more species of deciduous and evergreen shrubs and climbers from woodland, scrub and rocky places in tropical and temperate regions.
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Deciduous
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Evergreen
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ClimberSome of these climbing plants will need trellis or wire supports if grown on walls or fences. Other grow aerial roots and are self-clinging
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Additional Features
Good to knowGrown for their often fragrant, star-shaped flowers. Good for trellises and can be trained against a wall.
Place of originEurope, Asia, Africa.
Buy Varieties of JASMINUM
JASMINUM beesianum
fragrant small deep red flowers and black berries
Gift-wrapping available
JASMINUM humile 'Revolutum'
large fragrant deep yellow flowers
Gift-wrapping available
JASMINUM mesnyi
bright yellow semi-double flowers. Best grown on a warm, sheltered site
JASMINUM nitidum
(syn. J. nitidum 'Angel Wing') - Fragrant, star-like white flowers from red-purple buds
Gift-wrapping available
JASMINUM nudiflorum
yellow flowers
Gift-wrapping available
JASMINUM officinale affine
hardy, white scented
Gift-wrapping available
JASMINUM officinale affine 'Clotted Cream'
superb variety with delicate fragrant pastel cream flowers
Gift-wrapping available
JASMINUM officinale affine 'Fiona Sunrise'
yellow foliage in spring with orange young growth. Leaves turn lime-green in summer and gold in autumn
Gift-wrapping available
JASMINUM polyanthum
best white scented jasmine for the greenhouse
Gift-wrapping available
JASMINUM x stephanense
fragrant pale pink flowers and new shoots often flushed yellow. Good for covering walls or old buildings as it is a vigorous grower
Gift-wrapping available
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