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Jasmine trees

10 years ago

My husband and I just took a trip to Myrtle Beach South Carolina and everywhere we went there were what appeared to be Jasmine trees. We have jasmine vines along our back fence, but these were pruned trees with little white flowers. Can anyone tell me what variety of Jasmine these are?

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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
10 years ago
Probably not a jasmine but another late spring flowering tree. Without a picture or a much better description, I don't think anyone can ID your tree for you.
yacheryl
10 years ago
Could be Orange Jasmine - Murraya Paniculata
They bloom 10 days after a good rain.
They will grow 14-18 foot high. Love them.....cheryl
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