Trachelospermum jasminoides 'Variegata' Sinclair Adam Few native trees give so

Few native trees give so much fragrance and fine texture for so little trouble

or a quiet evergreen backbone among deciduous companions

reaching four to six feet in height and spread

and shares the clan's five-petaled

which makes the procimequat a favorite of culinary adventurers and a natural citrus garnish for cocktails

Trachelospermum jasminoides 'Variegata' Sinclair Adam Few native trees give soThis variegated form of Confederate jasmine, or star jasmine, is grown as much for the foliage as the flowers. Each leathery, evergreen leaf is bordered and splashed with creamy white, often flushed pink in cool weather, and the leaves run larger than on most forms of Trachelospermum jasminoides, so the vine reads as a soft, marbled cloud of green and cream on a fence or trellis even out of bloom. In late spring and summer the familiar white, star