14 results for "TRACHELOSPERMUM ASIATICUM TEXAS" between $0 and $62

Variegated Jasmine (Trachelospermum asiaticum variegatum) A very favorite evergreen vine with sage green, heavily veined leaves that are splashed and edged in cream. New growth emerges with pink tints. Forms a lovely mounded groundcover whose foliage sits in very pretty layers along its wiry stems. May be self clinging in windfree locations, especially on the rough surfaces of tree bark. Ours has never bloomed, and I don’t think that I would care if it did. Exceptional interplanted among ferns in part shade...

A fast-growing, sharp-looking & sun-tolerant groundcover, this sprawler with stems to 20' long) are densely covered with glossy leaves variegated with cream. Sun-PSh/Med

This is the most beautiful variegated form of an evergreen vine from Asia. The leaves are splashed with bright yellow, and the new grow is vivid orange-red. It was found in Japan in northern Kyushu in the late 1900s. It can be grown outdoors as a groundcover or container plant in mild climates, or as an indoor plant in bright light. This is also known as 'Ogon Nishiki'. One year old plants from rooted cuttings. USDA Zones 7-10.

Japanese Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum asiaticum 'Ogon Nishiki') This is a beautiful evergreen vine with a trailing growth habit. In mid-Summer, lovely fragrant white to cream flowers appear. It has extremely eye-catching foliage colors. It tolerates drought well. Show off this colorful vine by allowing it climb freely onto a trellis or grow them en masses for an exquisite groundcover. Sun to shade. Zone 7-10. Available Options: Maturity: 1 Year plants (6-12") Size: 1 Quart

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This Japanese selection of Asian jasmine has brightly colored new growth, emerging pure white and pink. As the foliage ages, it mostly becomes green. It is evergreen, and can be treated as a clipped small shrub or a vine. It can be grown indoors, and makes a nice indoor bonsai subject. The Japanese name means "first snow". USDA Zones 7-10.

This is one of a number of rare Japanese selections of Asian jasmine that have been grown in Japan for a very long time. This is a wiry evergreen vine with tiny oval leaves about 1/4 inch long, gray with a white margin. In cold weather the leaves are often tinted with rose pink or red. If unpruned it will climb or crawl on the ground, but it can be pruned to make a miniature shrub. When treated this way it makes a nice indoor bonsai. USDA Zone 7-10.