Carolina jessamine


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Related to Carolina jessamine: confederate jasmine, coral honeysuckle

Car·o·li·na jessamine

also Car·o·li·na jasmine  (kăr′ə-lī′nə)
n.
See yellow jessamine.
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Clematis intermingles with roses on one section of the crape-myrtle arbors; in other areas, it's Carolina Jessamine or Confederate jasmine that wind among the branches.
Living color: artist Doris Gary's canvas is her vibrant home landscape
In springtime, the fragrant bouquet of Carolina jessamine, the state's flower, greets visitors.
Remodel/renovation--respite area
Carolina jessamine, polyanthus jasmine, and star jasmine are all pretty choices: They cling by twining up narrow slats, or with tendrils.
Ask our garden editor ... and let's get growing: the lowdown on vines, pots, and pests
They used Carolina jessamine (Gelsemium sempervirens), a vine that bursts out in yellow flowers during March and April in its southeastern-U.
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Crossvine, Carolina jessamine, coral honeysuckle, and the native American wisteria are excellent choices for festooning an arbor or naturally clambering up a tree.
On the wild side: native Mississippi wildflowers are easy-care additions to the home garden

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