Confederate Jasmine Flowering Vine		Planting Confederate Jasmine Vines

Confederate Rose is a Chinese plant more closely related to cotton than a rose. The Confederate Rose appears from late summer into fall, when other plans have finished blooming. Each flower blooms independently and has a three day life cycle, where the color changes daily from white to pink, and then red. The Confederate Jasmine vine trains on posts, walls, or trellises to use as a fast growing shrubby ground cover. The Confederate Jasmine vine is a good container plant for cold climates and needs full to partial sun. The Confederate Jasmine vine is a very beautiful evergreen vine that is prized for its very fragrant, star shaped white flowers. Confederate Jasmine is often planted next to buildings to absorb sunlight and save on cooling costs in the summer, and this is spreading vine that is evergreen in the winter that quickly covers lattices or climbs trees.