Trachelospermum jasminoides var. pubescens 'Madison' Fred Heutte fifteen to twenty feet in

fifteen to twenty feet in time

aromatic leaves have now and then been mistaken for those of cannabis

Vigorous enough to spread in frost-free climates

Turk's cap flowers well even in shade

Trachelospermum jasminoides var. pubescens 'Madison' Fred Heutte fifteen to twenty feet in'Madison' is the cold hardy Confederate jasmine, the selection that carries the beloved evergreen vine a full zone north of where the tribe usually stops. Vigorous and twining, with glossy dark leaves and the powerfully fragrant, white, star shaped flowers that make star jasmine famous, this form has proved hardy into USDA zone 7, well beyond the reach of the standard Trachelospermum jasminoides. The plant came to Woodlanders through the former Cedar