Jasmine Confederate Staked

Trachelospermum jasminoides

confederate jasmine staked

Also known as: Star Jasmine, Chinese Star Jasmine, Confederate Jasmine

Native to Southeast Asia, Confederate Jasmine is one of the most fragrant plants you can grow — just a few blooms can fill an entire patio or garden with sweet scent. This staked version is trained to climb a small support, creating a tidy, ready-to-display vertical accent right out of the pot. Its glossy green leaves and clusters of pinwheel-shaped white flowers bloom from late spring into summer, filling the air with fragrance the whole season.

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plant tips

Column
Water regularly until established, then water deeply as needed. Protect from waterlogged soil, which can cause root issues.
light
Thrives in full sun to part shade.
zone
9 and above.
size
With support, it can reach up to 20 ft. tall.

care

Plant in fertile, well-drained soil in a spot with full sun to part shade. Water regularly after planting until established, then water deeply as needed going forward. Tie the stems to the stake or support as the plant grows to keep its shape neat and upright, and pinch the tips occasionally to encourage fuller, bushier growth. Prune lightly after flowering to control size and keep the plant looking tidy. Clean your pruning tools afterward, since the sap can be sticky.

decor inspo

patio vertical accent
Place a staked Confederate Jasmine in a decorative pot on your patio for a tall, fragrant focal point. Its glossy leaves and sweet-smelling flowers bring romance and texture to any outdoor living space.
trellis and fence accent
Train Confederate Jasmine Staked along a trellis, fence, or arbor for a fragrant, climbing display of white blooms that perfumes any outdoor space all spring and summer.