Jasmine Carolina deciduous They are relatively drought-tolerant once

They are relatively drought-tolerant once established and can survive with minimal irrigation in their native habitats

Cut just outside this wrinkled ridge

heavy clay

while young fruiting wood remains green and flexible for several seasons

Shelling for Longevity: While the shell provides some protection

Jasmine Carolina deciduous They are relatively drought-tolerant onceDescription: Carolina Jasmine is an evergreen vine with glossy, dark green leaves that are arranged oppositely along slender stems. The vine produces clusters of fragrant, trumpet shaped yellow flowers in late winter to early spring, adding a burst of color and fragrance to the landscape. The flowers attract pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, with their sweet scent. Carolina Jasmine is a fast growing vine that can quickly cover arbors, fences,