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Shop Our Selection of Fragrant Jasmine Plants for Sale With a sweet fragrance, beautiful white and cream-colored flowers by the hundreds, and easy to take care of, jasmine vine plants are widespread across the South and make an excellent addition to your home’s outdoor living spaces. Types of Jasmine Plants While true jasmines belong to the genus Jasminum , the popular Star Jasmine and Asiatic Jasmine belong to the genus Trachelospermum in the Apocynaceae family. Common names for T. jasminoides include Star Jasmine and Southern Jasmine and it is one of the best smelling jasmine plants out there! Climbing Jasmine Plant Care Jasmines are easy to care for perennials. Follow these tips for healthy and vigorous plants. Jasmine Plant Sun Requirements Jasmines like full sun or partial shade. Faster growth will occur in locations where the plants receive at least six hours of sunlight. They will tolerate partial shade, but don’t plant them in a very shady spot. Jasmine Watering Needs Jasmine needs well-drained soil but will need regular watering until the plant is established and during dry spells. Take care not to overwater. Constantly wet soil is likely to kill the plant. Overwatering may show symptoms of yellowing leaves on the tender new growth. Older growth will likely not show any change. Jasmine Plant Fertilizer Needs Flowering jasmine plants, once established, can be fertilized once per week with a general-purpose fertilizer if the soil is not sufficiently fertile. Avoid fertilizers with high nitrogen content, which will encourage vegetative growth but inhibit blooming. Our Liquid Jasmine Fertilizer is a great option! Jasmine Plant Zones Jasmines are native to warm climates, and most will not tolerate much colder than USDA Hardiness zone 7 or 8. How & When to Plant Jasmine Plant your containerized stock in the same manner as other plants from a nursery. Plant in the spring to allow new root growth before winter dormancy. Dig a hole 2-3 times as wide as the root