Native plant guide: Australian Native

Coastal jasmine

Jasminum didymum ssp. didymum
Coastal Jasmine; Credit: Gemma Bauld

Coastal Jasmine; Credit: Gemma Bauld

Plant Description:

A native scrambling and climbing vine that is related to the exotic jasmines. It has beautifully fragranced white flowers typical of jasmine and deep green trifoliate leaves. Without something to climb on it will scramble over rocks and other shrubs. With a trellis or fence it will climb up and spread out. Perfect for arbours, patios, screens etc. Tolerant of sandy soils and salt spray.

Special features: White, fragranced flowers, deep green leaves, climber

Pot plant suitable: ,

Fauna attractant: Bees, birds - particularly pigeons and doves, Australian privet hawkmoth

More information: https://cqclandcarenetwork.org.au/plants/coastal-jasmine/

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