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Pink Jasmine

Jasminum Polyanthum

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Overview

Pink Jasmine, Jasminum polyanthum, is a vigorous, twining evergreen vine prized for its lush, pinnate leaves and striking, highly fragrant pink-tinged white flowers. It thrives in USDA zones 8-11, prefers full sun to partial shade, and requires well-drained soil. Ideal for trellises or walls, it can reach lengths of 15-20 feet. Blooms emerge in late winter to early spring, adding vibrant color and aroma to the landscape.

Sun Full, HalfWater MediumZones 8–10Type VineClimate Mediterranean

Pink Jasmine (Jasminum Polyanthum) — with an increase in hydration during the blooming period; pinnate leaves and striking, image 74

Culture

Sun: Full, Half
Water: Medium
USDA zones: 8–10

Shape & size

Mature height: 6–20 Ft.
Mature width: 6–12 Ft.

Classification

Type: Vine
Family: Oleaceae
Climate: Mediterranean

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Pink Jasmine (Jasminum Polyanthum) — Each tubular flower measures up to 1 inch in diameter; twining vine cherished for its richly fragrant blooms

Pink Jasmine (Jasminum Polyanthum) — with an increase in hydration during the blooming period

Pink Jasmine (Jasminum Polyanthum) — Ideal for trellises or walls, it can reach lengths of 15-20 feet, image 32

Pink Jasmine (Jasminum Polyanthum) — This evergreen climber originates from China and can reach a mature height of 20 feet with a spread of 7 feet; form

Pink Jasmine (Jasminum Polyanthum) — vine with pink and white blooms; each tubular flower measures up to 1 inch in diameter, image 80

Pink Jasmine (Jasminum Polyanthum) — pink and white flowers in the garden

Pink Jasmine (Jasminum Polyanthum) — Regular pruning after flowering helps maintain its shape and promote vigorous growth, image 77

Pink Jasmine (Jasminum Polyanthum) — or arbors.<br><br>Its glossy dark green leaflets; vine for full or half, image 66

Pink Jasmine (Jasminum Polyanthum) — and offer support structures to optimize its ornamental value and facilitate healthy climbing; emerge to unfurl into

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

Jasminum Polyanthum

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