Jasmines

Originating from the Shiraz province of Iran, this climbing jasmine produces very good fragrant blossoms that are long lasting. Grown in the full sun, this jasmine produces flowers all year round. The Persian Jasmine is originally from the Southern city of Shiraz, which is known for its majestically manicured gardens. It produces a very pleasantly aromatic white pin shaped flowers. Similar in size and shape to the Pink Jasmine, this plant produces flowers year round. The fragrance of the flowers is mild and pleasant. This beautiful vigorous climbing plant needs a minimum of four hours of sun daily. This jasmine can be planted along a trellis, walls, or up columns and are vigorously growing with twining dark green branches that thrive under full sun or partial shade. This is among the star-shaped or pinwheel flower cultivars. With regular watering and proper pruning, these beautiful vining jasmines can produce amazingly aromatic blossoms in your garden.

Persian Night Blooming Jasmine (Mahboobe Shab) Information and Care Persian Night Blooming Jasmine, also known as Mahboobe Shab in Farsi, is a beautiful and fragrant plant with dark green leaves and delicate yellowish blossoms. Its flowers emit a captivating fragrance, especially at night, making it a popular addition to gardens and outdoor spaces. This versatile plant can be grown as a shrub or trained as a climbing vine. Plant Description Foliage: Long, dark green leaves provide a lush and attractive backdrop to the flowers. Flowers: Small, yellowish blossoms bloom in spring and fall. The fragrance is strongest in the evening and at night, adding a pleasant aroma to your garden. Growth Habit: The plant can be grown as a large shrub or trained as a climbing vine, making it versatile for different landscaping needs. Care Instructions Sunlight: Persian Night Blooming Jasmine thrives in full sun or partial shade. In hot climates, some afternoon shade can help protect the plant from intense heat. Watering: Provide regular watering to keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. It is important to water more frequently during the hot summer months. Soil: This plant prefers well-draining soil and can tolerate a range of soil types, but it grows best in rich, loamy soil. Fertilization: Use an all-purpose fertilizer during the growing season to encourage healthy growth and vibrant blooms. Apply the fertilizer in spring and again in early fall. Pruning: Prune in winter when temperatures are cooler to maintain the plant’s shape and remove any dead or damaged branches. Thin out in the summer as needed to control size and shape. Growth and Landscaping Uses Shrub or Vine: Grow Persian Night Blooming Jasmine as a large shrub or train it up a post or trellis as a climbing vine. This plant is easy to grow and can be shaped to suit your garden’s design. Hedges and Privacy: Its dense foliage makes it ideal for creating hedges or privacy screens. Plant near a wall for additional support and to enhance your garden’s visual interest. Fragrance: For a wonderful nighttime aroma, plant near windows, patios, or barbecue areas where you can enjoy the fragrant blooms. Benefits Fragrance: One of the key features of this plant is its strong, pleasant nighttime fragrance, which makes it ideal for evening gardens or outdoor sitting areas. Low Maintenance: Persian Night Blooming Jasmine is easy to grow and requires minimal maintenance once established.

Gorgeous vine that produces star shapes whites flowers that very aromatic. Can be trained to grow up posts, trellises, fences, and wall. They can also be grown as ground cover or kept in pots.

Tecoma stans (Yellow Bells / Yellow Trumpet Bush) Information and Care Tecoma stans are a stand out in any garden for their showy, trumpet shape, bright yellow flowers. Their relatively big, about 2-3" long. They blossom and in the Spring and Summer and attract butterflies, humming birds and bees. This is because their flowers color, size, and shape are bright, large, and co-evolved with birds long beak. Followers are followed by the products of pods with papery wings that hold their seeds. The plant produce this in the fall. Plant in the full sun, and soil that drain well. Water regularly during the Spring and Summer months to establish plants. Fertilize in the Spring and summer with an all purpose fertilizer like 15-15-15 (triple 15). Trim to maintain size and shape. Train as an evergreen climber or cut back like a shrub. Much as other climbing vines, Yellow Bells can grow over 20 feet if allowed. Proper maintenance include removing dry twigs and branches. As well as growth towards the center of the plants and cross each other. Remove new growth from lower on the plant to direct the plant energy to the main branches. Trim them to not let allow to over fill an area. They grow so easy, they can become a weed that need to be cleaned up from time to time. Do not stake or cut back to grow as a ground cover. As a result they will spread naturally. Their bright green leaves are oppositely arrange, pinnately compound, toothed leaflets are about 3" long and pointed at the tip. Also, their tubular flowers are about 2" long, very showy and long lasting.