This fast growing evergreen vine produces masses of highly fragrant, white pinwheel flowers from mid-Spring to mid-Summer. It derives it name from the jasmine-like perfume produced. The vines are covered with thick, glossy, oval-shaped leaves. The stems will twine and clamber over supports and cling to walls and hard surfaces with great ease.

Confederate Jasmine is easy to grow, not particular as to soil but prefers well drained situations. We usually plant this vine in as much sun as possible, however it will tolerate a fair amount of shade. It is pest-free, easy to maintain and drought resistant.

We use Confederate Jasmine to cover fences and pergolas or to clamber up tree trunks. Use to soften concrete and brick walls and absorb heat in urban landscapes. Works well in containers and urns.

This is probably the south's favorite flowering vine.