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Jasmine Vine

15 years ago

Was just over a friends house and she had Jasmine climbing on an arbor. It's just starting to leaf out a little. What is the name of the hardiest Jasmine that grows this far north (New Hampshire)? I would love to get this vine if I thought it would make it here. Jan Z5-NH

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stefanb8
15 years ago
Could you possibly post a picture of your friend's plant? It's entirely possible that it isn't a jasmine at all. There are relatively hardy ones, but zone 5 may be a bit of a stretch unless global warming lends a big helping hand (Jasminum x stephanense is probably the hardiest vining type with any fragrance).

Stefan
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