Confederate Jasmine & Carolina Jasmine/Jessamine
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WANTED: carolina jasmine
Comments (3)Do you mean to say Carolina Jessamine? The vine with the little yellow flowers? If so, I have a huge one, but unless I am wrong I do not believe it sets seed. Propagation is by rootball division. I wonder if it would go from a cutting? At this point, it would be pretty hard for me to find the rootball ~ my vine is immense (and in desperate need of a haircut:)....See MoreConfederate jasmine sap
Comments (4)I wonder if jasmine sap could be used as a wood glue. We have it growing all around the place here in South Carolina....See MoreConfederate Jasmine
Comments (4)Mimidi..there is a "clump" of confederate jasmine in my backyard next to the fence, planted I assume, by the previous owners. It looks more like a small shrub than a vine, so I'm wondering if it could be relocated to a more desirable place in the yard. I'm thinking of adding a small arbor and was thinking of either this or carolina jasmine. I love both of them, however it might not be the best time of the year to plant them. A skilled gardner, I'm NOT!...See MoreConfederate Jasmine
Comments (2)You know what they say about vines The first year it sleeps, the second year it creeps and the third year it leaps....See Moreenvirocop
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