Enjoy NIGHT BLOOMING JASMINE shrubs for their...

. profusion of greenish-white sweetly fragrant evening flowers
. prolonged bloom >>> flowers periodically during the warmer months
. use in butterfly gardens >>> night jasmine is a butterfly host plant
. vigorous fast growth >>> perennial woody habit to 4-6'+
. garden versatility >>> standalone accent + outdoor living areas

USDA plant hardiness zones: 9, 10 [considered root hardy in zone 8]
Sunset plant hardiness zones: 13, 16-24 [western states]

LIGHT: full sun for best flower production [tolerates partial shade]
WATER: evenly moist
SOIL: fertile + humus-rich + well-drained

Botanical Name: Cestrum nocturnum
Plant Family: Solanaceae - Nightshade Family
Plant Origin/Jasmine Nursery Cultivar: West Indies + Tropical America
a.k.a: Night Jasmine, Night Cestrum, Night Jessamine, Queen of the Night
Related Jasmine plants for sale:
Carolina Jasmine, Cape Jasmine, January Jasmine, Star Jasmine Vine, Other Fragrant Plants

How to grow Night Blooming Jasmine Plants:
. Select a location that provides adequate sunlight, water, and soil requirements [see above]
. Water regularly until established and during dry spells for optimum performance
. Fertilize Night Jasmines in early spring before new growth appears
. Prune after flowering to maintain desired height and spread
. Maintain a mulch layer to conserve soil moisture and minimize pesky weeds
. Avoid unnecessary cultivation around plants once they're established
. Grow Night Jasmine indoors or in winter-protected containers in colder climates

Shipping Size/Price: Premium One Gallon [#1G] nursery-grown plant (3.78L)
We ship large, gift quality plants in their original container and soil. Night Jasmine's guaranteed to delight your family and friends. Send fragrant gifts that impress.

"We are very impressed with both the quality of the plants you sent us, and the great effort you went to packing and shipping our plants. Each of them arrived in perfect condition and exceeded our expectations. We will be ordering from you again soon. Thanks." Galveston, TX