It was probably a jasmine of some type. Maybe Jasminum polyanthum. Stephanotis blooms don't turn pink. Stephanotis foliage is thick, rigid and shiny. The flowers are thick as well. It looks kind of like a type hoya foliage (I don't remember which one). Most jasmines are easy to care for and easy to get to bloom. Not so much a stephanotis. Both smell wonderful.

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Hi Karyn,

I do think it was a jasmine that I did see. Is polyanthum the only jasmine that the flowers turn pink? If I had room for it, I would buy it, but I don't.

Brad AKA Moonwolf

Hi Brad,
I got some Jasmine from wal mart, called Jasmine polyanthum, aka Winter Jasmine.

The buds look pink, but the flowers are more of a white color.

Very fragrant!

JoJo

I purchased two Jasmine at Lowes several years ago and neither survived the winter here in Tenn Zone 7. Make sure it is labled for your zone is about all I can recommend.

When I was there again yesterday, I read on the tag that it is not cold hardy. I was there again today and the bud that was opening was pure white. I do not have the room to grow it inside or outside for that matter. It's growth is more vinelike than shrublike. They are not on supports and are in one gallon pots.

Brad AKA Moonwolf