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Carolina jessamine provides winter color and privacy
It’s so hard to find landscaping with winter interest. Once mid-December hits and freezing temperatures are commonplace, most fall foliage color is gone. Very few flowers and flowering shrubs are blooming either. Carolina jessamine (Gelsemium sempervirens) still manages to display … Continue reading
Fall Clematis is a vigorous white vine that’s easy to grow
I drove to the beach two weekends ago and saw huge expanses of white flowers along the roadside through Tyrrell and Dare Counties. I recognized the vine immediately, but it has been a long time since I traveled that stretch of road … Continue reading
We all love those finicky gardenias
Perhaps there is no better shrub to plant near a partially shaded deck or patio. Some people love the copious display of white flowers. Others adore the aroma. Still others appreciate the dark glossy foliage. Together with magnolias, crape myrtles … Continue reading
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Tagged cape jasmine, dark glossy foliage, essential oil, finicky, gardenia, Gardenia jasminoides, laxative, mealybugs, partial shade, shrub, sooty mold, tea, tea scale, whiteflies
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