Star jasmine vines, in my experience, are some of the best climbers to grow in pots. For evergreen cover and fragrant spring blooms, you will not find much better than this fast-growing plant.

Jasmine Plant Characteristics. The plants differ widely in size, appearance, and hardiness with some bush types remaining as ...

Joan DeFato, plant science librarian at the Los Angeles County Arboretum, and Scott Wilson of The Times’ library assisted with this report. * Teasing apart the jasmine vines.

A recent visitor wanted to know why her five-year-old jasmine plant rarely flowers when my three-year-old is in full, abundant bloom. Simple regimen keeps jasmine thriving ...

Plant two different vines on the same support to extend the bloom time. ... We planted a Carolina jasmine vine in May on a lattice to screen our air-conditioning unit from the patio.

Q: We have a Confederate jasmine vine growing up both sides and over our front door. Part is dying on one side, and would like to arrest that ASAP. Can you diagnose anything from my photos? John ...

The hospital certainly doesn't have the only incredible jasmine plant in the metro area. To prove that point, Granger captured photos of a few others around the city.

Jasmine tea is green, black, or white tea scented with the aroma of blossoms from the jasmine plant. Here are 9 reasons why drinking jasmine tea is great for your health.

Jasmine vines flower on previous season’s growth in early summer, then follow up with flushes of blooms on current-season growth later in summer.

Carolina Jasmine. Type: Perennial Size: 10-20 feet Hardiness Zones: 6-9 Care Tip: Water regularly when first planted. Cover the base of the plant with mulch to help retain moisture. The state ...

Black-eyed Susan vines are smaller (reaching only 3 to 8 feet tall), but this easy-to-care-for climber adds charm to wherever it climbs. But while it’s short, this climbing plant grows quickly ...