Confederate Jasmine

This fast-growing, easy-to-maintain plant is very popular in the Deep South, most notably for the lush fragrance of its small white flowers. Once established, confederate jasmine grows well on trellises, arbors and fences, and is perfect as a screen.

UF/IFAS Sites

• Ask Wendy: Confederate Jasmine Sap
• Confederate Jasmine Trachelospermum jasminoides
• Gardening Tips: Add Fragrance to Your Landscape
• Master Gardener Q&A: Trimming Confederate Jasmine?

UF/IFAS Publications

• Drought Tolerant Plants for North and Central Florida
• Ground Covers for Florida Homes
• North Florida Landscape Plants for Shaded Sites
• North Florida Landscape Plants for Wet Areas
• Salt Tolerant Plants for Florida

Also on Gardening in a Minute

• Espaliers
• Fragrance Gardens
• Vines
• White Gardens

Other Sites

• Madison Takes Confederate Jasmine to North Georgia--University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
• Try the Attractive Confederate Jasmine Vine--Mississippi State University Extension Service