Carolina Jasmine

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At least that's what Google search says. Took a weekend trip to the FL. Panhandle. From Lagrange to FL. little yellow flowering vines all along the roads. Probably so noticeable because not much else is greening up yet. Wife says she needs to know what it is. Might want some in the yard. Went to deer camp close to Sparta yesterday and broke a piece off and brought home. See if it will root. Is Google correct? Don't want to spread something invasive.

 

[Nicodemus]

It`s Carolina Jessamine and it`s native.

 

[JustUs4All]

The state flower of SC. Most parts are poisinous but I have been around it all my life and know of no one harmed by it. Deer will not eat it.

 

[ucfireman]

Pretty and smells good.

 

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Thanks everybody. Guess I need to wear my reading glasses. Coulda swore it said jasmine. Good thing it wasn't Cleopatra's snake. Might of gotten in trouble for inappropriate language.

 

[westcobbdog]

At least that's what Google search says. Took a weekend trip to the FL. Panhandle. From Lagrange to FL. little yellow flowering vines all along the roads. Probably so noticeable because not much else is greening up yet. Wife says she needs to know what it is. Might want some in the yard. Went to deer camp close to Sparta yesterday and broke a piece off and brought home. See if it will root. Is Google correct? Don't want to spread something invasive.


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I have pulled and replanted yellow jasmine from Hancock also.

 

[Shrimpngrits]

It’s the namesake for the par five 8th hole at the National. Which is pretty cool if you’re a golfer.

I’ve wanted for years to plant one of each of the 18 named plants on our place…

 

[Killdee]

I think you’ll need to dig it up, not sure it will root . You can also buy it in most any nursery and Home Depot.

 

[Killdee]

If you keep it on a fence like this it has to be trimmed regularly.

 

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If you keep it on a fence like this it has to be trimmed regularly.

There's some in White Plains that's on an arbor similar to how people grow grapes. Just a quick glance but it looked like the vine was very thick. The way old muscadine vines get. But as I said quick glance, could be wrong.

 

[davel]

If it roots it will take off and grow everywhere so be careful. We have it all over our property.