Carolina jessamine

Carolina Jessamine, perfect for pergolas.

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Carolina jessamine (Gelsemium sempervirens) is a twining vine with dense clusters of yellow tubular flowers with shiny evergreen leaves. Currently in bloom in many parts of the Southeastern United States, the fragrant flowers depend on various bees (bumblebees, carpenter bees, and blueberry bees) for cross-pollination in order for fruits and seeds to mature. Look for it along forest edges, roadsides margins, and on rock outcrops. It's also a popular landscape plant due to its colorful…

Carolina Jasmine is a twining evergreen vine that produces masses of fragrant yellow flowers in spring. Native. Prefers full to partial sun.

Offering a spectacular springtime display of yellow blooms, Carolina jessamine climbs up arbors and scrambles over fences. Learn how to grow your own now.

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Versatile, hardy and vigorous vine with clusters of fragrant yellow trumpet shaped flowers. *Beware of this vine as the flowers, leaves and roots have high toxicity*

Jasmine, Carolina (Gelsemium sempervirens) separation

Yellow jessamine (or Carolina jasmine), is Gelsemium sempervirens, a native vine with deeply scented flowers and a very toxic backstory.