
Botanical name
Gelsemium Sempervirens

Common name
Yellow jasmine

Variety

Flower colour
Yellow

Temperature
min -10°

Exposure
Sunny or partial shade

Watering needs
Medium

Blooming
Spring-Summer

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The national flower of South Carolina, gelsemium is a pant in the family Loganiaceae and in fact it is native to central and northern America. This climbing, evergreen plant is very rustic and resistant. It has thin, elongated, light-green leaves and it produces little funnel-shaped, fragrant, yellow flowers. Since its appearance and its scent vaguely resemble those of jasmines, gelsemum is also commonly known as “yellow jasmine”.
Medium
Disponibilità | February, March, April |
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Esposizione | Full sun, Half shade |
Fioritura | Spring, Summer |
Necessità Idrica | Average |
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