Jasmine Minima

Trachelospermum asiaticum 'Minima'

jasmine minima

Also known as: Dwarf Confederate Jasmine, Dwarf Asiatic Jasmine, Mini Jasmine

Native to Southeast Asia, Jasmine Minima is one of the toughest and most reliable groundcovers you can plant. It forms a thick, weed-suppressing mat of small, glossy dark green leaves that handles heat, drought, and even light foot traffic with ease — a true workhorse for tricky garden spots. It also produces sweetly fragrant white flowers with yellow centers that attract hummingbirds and butterflies, adding a subtle bonus of color and scent to its dense, carpet-like spread.

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plant tips

water
Prefers moderate water and is very tough, tolerating dry heat and drought conditions well once established.
light
Prefers full sun for the fullest, most vigorous growth.
zone
7–10.
size
Grows as a low shrub or creeper between 2–5 ft. tall.

care

Plant in well-drained soil in a sunny spot and water regularly until established. To keep a neat, carpet-like appearance, trim once a year in early spring — setting the trimmer to a higher setting removes leggy growth and encourages a fresh, uniform flush of new leaves. Low maintenance and virtually pest-free once established.

decor inspo

patio tabletop charm
Style Jasmine Minima on your patio table for a fragrant, low-growing accent. Its tiny glossy leaves and delicate white flowers add a fresh, natural touch to any outdoor table setting.
balcony centerpiece decor
Place Jasmine Minima on a balcony or terrace table for a compact, fragrant display that thrives in the sun. Its dense, carpet-like growth makes it a charming, low-maintenance accent for small outdoor spaces.