Jasminum x stephanense - North Carolina Extension Gardener …
Stephan jasmine is a quick-growing, twining climber or scrambling shrub that can reach 15 to 20 feet. The optimum location to produce fragrant flowers in the summer is an area that is warm, sunny and sheltered. Locations that include partial shade and cooler temperatures are acceptable as long as good drainage is provided.
Jasminum × stephanense - Plant Finder - Missouri Botanical Garden
Jasminum × stephanense, commonly called Stephan jasmine, is a naturally occurring interspecific hybrid cross between J. officinale and J. beesianum. This vigorous, climbing vine is found growing in the forested ravines of southwestern China at elevations between 7,000-10,000'.
Jasminum × stephanense | Stephan jasmine Climber Wall …
Jasminum × stephanense. Stephan jasmine. A fast-growing, deciduous climber reaching up to 5m height; with twining stems, simple or pinnate leaves up to 5cm long and small, fragrant pale pink flowers produced in summer
Jasmine x stephanense | BBC Gardeners World Magazine
Unusually for a jasmine, Jasmine x stephanense has pale pink flowers, which appear in June and July. It’s a strong-growing deciduous climber that will quickly cover a south or west facing fence or wall. Plant it somewhere sunny, warm and sheltered to best enjoy the scent of the flowers.
Jasminum stephanense - JASMINE - Rainy Side
Most jasmine flowers are cream to yellow colored. However, Jasminum x stephanense blossoms are pale pink. The vine is considered to be a natural cross between J. beesianum and J. officinale. It won a Royal Horticultural Society award of garden merit. It definitely is a …
Stephan jasmine (Jasminum × stephanense) - growing guides
Stephan jasmine (Jasminum × stephanense) is a climber that can grow 3m – 8m tall and 50cm – 1.5m wide. In this growing guide we’ll learn the cultivation details and how to plant Stephan jasmine (Jasminum × stephanense).
Jasminum x stephanense: Identification, Health Benefits, Uses, …
Jasminum x stephanense, commonly known as Stephan Jasmine or Madagascar Jasmine, is a delightful hybrid between Jasminum beesianum (Red Jasmine) and Jasminum officinale (Common Jasmine). This climbing vine belongs to the olive family (Oleaceae) and is cherished for its fragrant, pale pink flowers.
Jasminum × stephanense - Trees and Shrubs Online
A hybrid between J. beesianum and J. officinale, raised at St-Etienne in France by Thomas Javitt and put into commerce by Messrs Lemoine and Son of Nancy, about 1921. It is a vigorous climber with slender, glabrous, angled young shoots.
Jasminum x stephanense, Hardy Jasmine - Dancing Oaks …
Fragrant blush-pink trumpets broadcast their scent from twining green stems. New leaf growth in spring is flushed with white! Periodically cut the vine back hard to the ground to rejuvenate. Might be semi-evergreen or evergreen depending upon conditions. Mature size: up to 15 feet long/tall. Minimum temperature: 0° F. Properties/conditions:
Jasminum x stephanense - Phoenix Perennials
Jasminum x stephanense is a vigorous, usually evergreen, climber with clusters of fragrant pink to lavender-pink flowers in early summer. No pruning is required but it can be pruned to shape in early spring, if desired. It is a naturally occurring hybrid of J. beesianum and J. officinale.
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