Jasmine - Stephanotis Madagascar Category_Passion Flower Respectably named for the British

Respectably named for the British statesman and former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

All these charming bulbs need is plenty of sunshine

she's remarkably easy to grow and yields an abundance of sensational flowers

making their grand entrance between late winter and very early spring

Jasmine - Stephanotis Madagascar Category_Passion Flower Respectably named for the BritishMadagascar Jasmine Plant Stephanotis Vine (Fragrant) Commonly used in bridal bouquets, the clusters of waxy white stephanotis jasmine blooms emit an enchanting fragrance. Also known as Madagascar jasmine, this heavy flowering tropical vine is well suited to growing in bright shade or diffused light in the garden or in a container. Large, oval, leathery leaves are a deep, glossy green, providing a handsome frame for the clusters of fragrant white