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Gardening

dixiegrrrrl

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9. Look up something called "star Jasmine".

Reply to raccoon (Reply #7)

Wed Aug 29, 2012, 04:34 PM

Aug 2012

The clemantis I have that is white and makes the same kind of prolific cover, climbs everything, has very very small flowers and the smell is not very noticeable, but in the heat the whole spread of it gives off a faint perfume.
I remember seeing a similar thing called Star Jasmine, long ago.

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Can anyone identify these white flowers? Photo is in Columbia, SC. I have [View all] raccoon Aug 2012 OP

Honeysuckle? NYC_SKP Aug 2012 #1

Nope, I cut my teeth on honeysuckle. This plant I don't remember seeing until the last few years.nt raccoon Aug 2012 #2

It sorta looks like an overgrown jasmine. juajen Aug 2012 #3

The orange flowers Mojorabbit Aug 2012 #4

We call them "trumpet honeysuckle," the orange ones, that is. They've been around all my life. nt raccoon Aug 2012 #5

Maybe we should rename it "The Republican Plant". This sounds familiar... n/t jtuck004 Aug 2012 #8

Blooming right now, right? dixiegrrrrl Aug 2012 #6

Yes, it's blooming right now and smells sweet. raccoon Aug 2012 #7

Look up something called "star Jasmine". dixiegrrrrl Aug 2012 #9

I believe it is the star jasmine--AKA--Confederate Jasmine! Thanks. nt raccoon Aug 2012 #10

aah..Confederate Jasmine.. dixiegrrrrl Aug 2012 #11

Hmmm drthais Oct 2012 #12