But Carolina jessamine is also a beneficial native plant, common in the wild and in many yards. Its cheery flowers are important to pollinators, including bumblebees and blue orchard bees. It’s also ...

Sometimes, they also put out another flush in autumn. Plant Carolina jessamine in sunny sites with organically rich soils in zones 6 through 10 for the best blooms. Train them over a trellis or arbor ...

Native crossvine or Carolina jessamine would make a great replacement for cat’s-claw vine. Air potato vine (Dioscorea bulbifera) has wound its way throughout Florida, from pine forests and creek ...

At one point, Goose unsuspectingly nibbled on some of the vibrant yellow petals from a Carolina jessamine vine lining the courtyard - a plant known to be poisonous to both pets and humans.

At some point, Goose ate the yellow petals from a nearby Carolina jessamine vine, a plant known to be toxic to pets and humans. Within minutes, the dog was fatally ill, said Rini Sampath ...

It's the Reynolda Gardens Spring Plant Sale! The sale takes place on the front lawn of the Reynolda House Museum of American Art on Saturday from 8:00 a.m. until 2 p.m. Reynolda Gardens ...

Rini, a resident at The Lurgan Luxury Apartments, said her neighbor's dog, Goose, ingested a plant known as the Carolina Jessamine, which is planted throughout their dog-friendly courtyard.

This is absolutely my most-asked question relative to vines. Unfortunately ... tomato leaves, Carolina jessamine, holly berries, mistletoe berries, oleanders, dieffenbachias, many mushrooms ...

It is easily grown in moist well-drained soil in full sun. The Mexican flame vine is perfect for arbors, trellises and other garden structures that create support for the vine to grow on. Monarch ...

the blooms of Carolina jessamine (Gelsemium sempervirens) make a lovely accent for any trellis, mailbox, arbor, or pergola. This adaptable evergreen vine can grow fast once it gets going ...