Trachelospermum jasminoides 'Variegatum' Pink Flowers slow but worth it on

slow but worth it on the West Coast

mexicana hybrids

each pad nearly round with thick

promising a great new addition in accommodating climates

This handsome biennial produces attractive low mounds of rounded grey-green foliage 12-18" across

Trachelospermum jasminoides 'Variegatum' Pink Flowers slow but worth it onA pretty and delicate form of star jasmine brought from England in 1997, this cultivar is as vigorous as the species but the leaves, measuring about 1 2" x 2", are margined and streaked creamy white and plants show a great propensity for climbing. Sweetly scented flowers, more white than cream, in great abundance but small. Makes a wonderful contrast with other clinging vines with dark green leaves, e. g., creeping figs (Ficus pumila) or climbing