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MADISON STAR HARDY JASMINE
Trachelospermum jasminoides 'Madison'
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3 gallon Potted
(SKU: 6740)
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List Price $90.00 Per Plant In Stock
Eco gallon Potted
(SKU: 6393)
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List Price $48.00 Per Plant
Hardiness Zone: 7-11 · Mature Height: 10-12 Feet · Mature Spread: 5-10 Feet
Buy Madison Star Hardy Jasmine online. Has glossy, dark green leaves and white, fragrant flowers that bloom in the late spring and sporadically thereafter. This variety is more cold tolerant than most other star jasmine. A twining evergreen vine, often used as a groundcover.
Family: Apocynaceae · Common Name: Jasmine
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- A pre-applied, pre-measured amount of time release fertilizer that keeps your plant well nourished for up to one year.
- Pre-hydrated Hydro-Gels are included in the top of each container to use when planting as they help retain soil moisture, and plants will establish more quickly with less transplant shock. Plants will also survive drought-like conditions and accidental missed waterings better.
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MADISON STAR HARDY JASMINE Plant Characteristics
Bark Type*
| • | Smooth |
Cultural Information*
| • | Leaf Scorch - High Resistance |
| • | Leaf Spot - High Resistance |
| • | Powdery Mildew - High Resistance |
| • | Root Rot - Moderate Resistance |
Flower Color*
| • | White |
Growth Rate*
| • | Fast |
Leaf Color Fall*
| • | Green |
Leaf Color Spring*
| • | Green |
Leaf Color Summer*
| • | Green |
Leaf Type*
| • | Evergreen |
Plant Type*
| • | Vine |
Preferred Soil Conditions*
| • | Average |
| • | Drought Tolerant |
| • | Low Water Use |
| • | Moist |
| • | Prefers Low pH (Acidic Soils) |
| • | Tolerates Low pH (Acidic Soils) |
| • | Well-Drained |
Propagation Methods*
| • | Cuttings or Divisions |
Season of Interest*
| • | Early Spring |
| • | Fall |
| • | Late Spring/Early Summer |
| • | Late Summer/Early Autumn |
| • | Spring |
| • | Spring Flowering |
| • | Summer |
| • | Winter |
| • | Year-Round |
Uses*
| • | Accent Plant |
| • | Landscape Specimen |
| • | Mass Planting |
| • | Privacy/Hedge/Living Fence |
| • | Provides Shade |
| • | Wildlife Habitat |
| • | Flowering |
Exposure (Short)
| • | Full Sun |
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MADISON STAR HARDY JASMINE Homeowner Growing & Maintenance Tips
Trachelospermum are very easy to grow. Avoid overwatering and wet soils as they prefer moist, well drained conditions. Feed once a year with a slow release fertilizer.
Donna - Jan 24, 2015
Garner, North Carolina (Hardiness Zone: 7)
I was looking for a jasmine vine that could survive and be evergreen in the Raleigh, NC area. I ordered this vine and it did well during the summer, but the first time the weather dropped below 30 degrees the leaves turned brown and the vines split apart. It is definitely not evergreen in zone 7b. It looks like the plant may die completely, but perhaps it will return from the roots next spring. I had it on the west side of the house so it got plenty of sun and warmth even in the winter. Since I'm looking for an evergreen vine, I guess I'll have to keep looking.