Price: $18.99 Quantity: one plant in 4 inch pot Growing hyacinth bulbs ... o for another show-stopping fragrant houseplant ...

Everyone loves jasmine. There are many different varieties and most are so fragrant, who can resist? Probably the best known jasmine is confederate jasmine, a vine with numerous white fragrant ...

Learn how to help this beautiful, sweet-smelling houseplant flourish inside ... jasmine should get at least six hours of ...

Its rosy buds open into intensely fragrant, starry ... Planted in a 3-gallon pot, the jasmine gets fairly dry between waterings. The pot stands in a deep saucer, which I fill every other week ...

The rich floral smell of jasmine makes it a go-to choice for everything from tea to scented candles. There are roughly 200 different species of shrubs and vines, but not all are fragrant.

If having fragrant pink or white fragrant flowers gracing your windowsill in January sounds like a wonderful idea, try a winter jasmine (Jasminum polyanthum). The subtropical vine has dark green ...

Flowering generally begins in late January or early February, with the appearance of gorgeous, white, star-shaped flowers that are more fragrant ... fullness. Jasmine likes to be pot-bound ...

It would be nice if it has fragrant flowers. What’s available? Answer: Look no further than the Confederate jasmine which blooms during April or May. This vigorous grower has evergreen leaves ...

Star jasmine, Trachelospermum jasminoides, can be grown as a supported vine or groundcover. Its pinwheel-shaped white flowers are sweetly fragrant. Its ovate leaves, when mature, are dark green.