Carolina Jasmine — Fragrant Yellow Blooms on an Evergreen Vine When Carolina Jasmine blooms in early spring, it announces the season with a wave of bright golden-yellow flowers and a sweet, intoxicating fragrance that drifts across the entire garden. A native evergreen vine of the southeastern U.S., it clothes fences, trellises, arbors, and pergolas in glossy green foliage year-round — then erupts in color just when the garden needs it most. Why You'll Love It Sweetly Fragrant Spring Blooms: Trumpet-shaped golden-yellow flowers appear in early spring with a rich, honeyed scent that fills the outdoor space and draws pollinators. Evergreen Year-Round: Glossy, deep green foliage keeps fences, walls, and structures looking lush and finished through every season. Fast-Climbing & Versatile: Twines readily up fences, trellises, pergolas, and arbors, or cascades beautifully as a slope-covering ground cover. Low Maintenance: Once established, it's drought-tolerant, requires minimal pruning, and is naturally resistant to most pests. Available in 2-Pack: The 1 Gallon 2-Pack option makes it easy to cover a fence line or trellis quickly and economically. Growing Guide Light: Full sun to part shade Water: Regular watering until established; drought-tolerant thereafter Hardiness: USDA Zones 7–10 Mature Size: 12–20 ft. (with support) Bloom Time: Early spring (February–April) Available Sizes: 1 Gallon (Single & 2-Pack), 3 Gallon Imagine stepping outside on a February morning to find your fence already glowing yellow and the air carrying that unmistakable jasmine sweetness — while everything else in the garden is still asleep. That's Carolina Jasmine. Pair It With Lynwood Gold Forsythia Shrub — another brilliant early-spring yellow bloomer, perfect for layering color along borders and fence lines Blueberry Pie® Butterfly Bush — compact pollinator magnet that carries the garden through summer after jasmine fades
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