Due to the recent discovery of the spotted lanternfly in South Carolina, California has restricted the shipment of plants from SC as well as 15 other states in which the spotted lanternfly had already been found. It was found over 100 miles from Nurseries Caroliniana, but the whole state has been put under quarantine until a treatment protocol can be worked out to resume shipments to California. Authorities hope that this can be accomplished by the end of the month.

Jasminum beesianum

Jasminum beesianum

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Bees Jasmine. Of the true jasmines, this is the only pink flowering form. It produces deep rose-pink flowers in groups of 3 on a mounding plant of very fine texture, very twiggy. If given a trellis, it will take on vine-like characteristics and climb. Quite versatile in sun or part shade. It is a native to China. For us it is mostly evergreen, but farther north, it will be semi-evergreen to deciduous. It is one of the parents of Jasminum stephanense (J. beesianum x J. officinale) from which it gets its pale pink flowers. If one has more than one clone, attractive, long-lasting, glossy, black fruit are produced. 

Zones 7-11.