Trachelospermum, Chinese Star Jasmine, Confederate Jasmine, Star Jasmine 'Madison'

If you live anywhere outside of Florida, the Gulf Coast, or other coastal areas with non-freezing winters, and want to try a Confederate ...Read MoreStar Jasmine, then I highly recommend this "Madison" variety. Mine is about 10 yrs old and thriving in the Dallas - Ft. Worth area, which has generally mild winters, except for unfortunate and inevitable bouts of well-below-freezing. I think "Madison" is more attractive than the regular variety, with it's darker green, more rounded leaves. Mine bloomed esp heavy this spring, and greets me with a fabulous fragrance as I walk out my back door!

This has been winter hardy at 450' outside Portland, OR, although the leaves become red and yellow in cold weather. I have it in afterno...Read Moreon sun and it does fine. This list says partial to full shade, but Monrovia says full sun to full shade, which I think is more suitable, as it is thriving in sun here.

A great evergreen vine with fabulously scented flowers. Supposedly not hardy here but I've had it for 9 years on the SW corner of my hous...Read Moree in the shade. Sometimes a late freeze damages the flower buds, but generally it blooms early May. Will cling to surfaces.