Winter jasmine

Bright, sunny color in the winter and easy maintenance year-round are just a few benefits of growing your own winter jasmine. Read more on Gardener’s Path.

Prized for its winter floral display, award-winner Jasminum nudiflorum (Winter Jasmine) is a medium-sized deciduous shrub with long, arching branches.

How many plants do you know that bloom in the winter? Hellebores, yes. Witchhazels, ditto. Snowdrops, depending on how mild the winter is. Today’s post, however, is in praise of Jasminum nudi…

Winter Jasmine (Jasminum nudiflorum) blooms in mid- to late winter in the Mid-Atlantic region. You will see them flowering in front yards—cascading over retaining walls and down the sides of steps. The plant itself is classified as a deciduous perennial, though most consider it a shrub and it can be treated as a vine as well. See more at the link - https://washingtongardener.blogspot.com/2018/02/video-wednesday-winter-jasmine-plant.html

Winter Jasmine - Jasminum Nudiflorum a deciduous, slender shrub, long and arching bright green colored branches and deep, emerald green colored pinnate leaves, small berries, turn black when ripe, but are not edible. [DETAILS]

Instead of leaving your garden barren in winter, choose from these winter flowers that thrive in cold temperatures, from winter jasmine to snowdrops.

Winter jasmine

Winter jasmine is one of the earliest flowering plants to bloom, often in January. This decorative plant is quick to establish and winter jasmine care is a breeze. Learn how to grow winter jasmine and perk up your cold season garden in this article.

Because it is a good plant for bank stabilization, we planted Winter Jasmine along the top of a steep ledge at Quarry Lake, where it will trail over forming a blanket of blooms every winter.

If grown in the proper climate, jasmine winter care is a snap, but gardeners in temperate climates must give a little extra care. Learn about that here.

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Winter jasmine is one of the earliest flowering plants to bloom, often in January. This decorative plant is quick to establish and winter jasmine care is a breeze. Learn how to grow winter jasmine and perk up your cold season garden in this article.

The wafting fragrance of jasmine is one of the main reasons it’s chosen as an ornamental plant. Most jasmine varieties prefer tropical or subtropical climates, requiring protection against harsh winter weather to keep them thriving. Learn how to overwinter jasmine now on Gardener's Path. #jasmine #winter #gardenerspath

With a little extra care in winter, even common jasmine can be grown in zone 6. However, winter jasmine, or Jasminum nudiflorum, is the more often grown jasmine variety for zone 6. Click this article to learn more about growing jasmine in zone 6.

Japanese name : Obai

Winter jasmine (Jasminum nudiflorum)

Winter jasmine features yellow flowers that bloom in January! Learn how to grow winter jasmine for an early pop of color in your garden!