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Asiatic Jasmine - 18 Pack (3.25 in. Pots) Evergreen Groundcover Vine - Full Sun Live Outdoor Plant

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Management number 225330432 Release Date 2026/05/09 List Price US$21.20 Model Number 225330432
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  • EVERGREEN BLOOMER: Asiatic Jasmine is an evergreen vine often featured in perennial green landscapes. This climbing groundcover boasts glossy, dark green leaves. Come spring, it graces gardens with aromatic star-shaped blossoms in hues ranging from pristine white to warm yellow, tan, and gold.
  • APPEALING: Once the Asiatic Jasmine is established, it promises not just year-long color but also acts as a magnet for various songbirds. Its delicate white blossoms exude a captivating fragrance, sure to leave a lasting impression.
  • MAINTENANCE: Caring for the Asiatic Jasmine is straightforward, mainly because it doesn't demand frequent pruning! While you might want to shape it to fit specific spaces, like entryways or around doors, skipping the trim won't harm the plant. Plus, its adaptability means it thrives both in-ground and in containers or hanging baskets.
  • GROWTH ZONES: Thriving in USDA zones 7a-11a, this evergreen ground cover offers a lush green appearance throughout the year. Ensure the expansive soil stays consistently moist. Especially in warmer months, regular watering is crucial. While the Asiatic jasmine prefers full sun for best growth, it's also accommodating to partial shade

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