Sambac Jasmine Plant – 1 to 2 Feet Tall – White Fragrant Flowers – Gallon Pot

The Sambac Jasmine Plant, also known as White Jasmine, is a stunning flowering plant cherished for its fragrant, white blooms. This jasmine shrub thrives in full sun to partial shade and is cold-hardy in Zones 7-10, making it ideal for a variety of outdoor spaces. Whether used as a climbing vine, a decorative bush, or a potted plant, this jasmine variety brings elegance and a heavenly aroma to any setting.

With its evergreen foliage and prolific blooming cycle, the Sambac Jasmine is a low-maintenance choice for gardeners looking to enhance their landscape with year-round greenery and seasonal floral displays. This plant requires well-drained, fertile soil and should be planted between early summer and late fall for the best results.

The 1-2 feet tall plant comes in a gallon pot, ensuring a well-developed root system for easy transplanting. Perfect for creating natural fences, trellises, or decorative accents, this versatile plant also makes a great gift for garden lovers.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Plant Type: Flowering shrub/vine
• Size: 1-2 feet tall in a gallon pot
• Flower Color: White
• Fragrance: Intensely sweet, especially at night
• Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
• Hardiness Zones: 7-10 (cold-hardy)
• Uses: Garden landscaping, trellises, patios, potted displays, fragrant hedges
• Maintenance: Low; requires well-drained soil and occasional pruning

FAQs:

Q: How often does the Sambac Jasmine bloom? A: This plant blooms multiple times throughout the year, with peak flowering in warmer months.

Q: Can this jasmine plant grow indoors? A: Yes, it can be grown indoors in a pot, provided it receives plenty of sunlight and proper care.

Q: Does Sambac Jasmine attract pollinators? A: Yes, its fragrant flowers attract bees and butterflies, making it beneficial for pollination.

Q: How do I care for this plant in colder climates? A: If you live in a zone below 7, it’s best to keep the plant in a pot and bring it indoors during winter.

Q: Is the Sambac Jasmine plant pet-friendly? A: While jasmine is not considered toxic, it’s always best to keep plants out of reach of pets to prevent ingestion.