Jasminum officinale 'Devon Cream'

Common name(s): poet's jasmine, common jasmine, true jasmine

Description: a chance seedling from a Devon garden found in 1994 by C. Parker and introduced in 1998. Larger, cream-colored flowers that are more fragrant than the common form. A vigorous, semi-evergreen vine that excels at covering fences, trellises and/or ugly poles and objects. Abundant blooms of sweetly fragrant white flowers throughout the summer followed by small black berries. 

Height: to 15 ft. Spread: to 10 ft.

Position: full sun to partial shade and well-draining soil

Uses: medicine, culinary- drinks, desserts, ornamental

Winter Hardiness: to 0 F and below

Drought: adapted to 3 months of summer drought