Whether you've already got a butterfly garden, or just want to invite a few more flutterers, this large flowering vine with ...

When yellow jessamine (Gelsemium sempervirens) is flowering, it’s time to pack away your mukluks, hang up your snowshoes and enjoy spring.

In 1924 the State of South Carolina formally adopted the Yellow Jessamine (botanical name is Gelsemium sempervirens) as the state flower.

Behind door #2, and from fragrant to toxic but beautifully so, is Carolina Yellow Jessamine, or Gelsemium sempervirens. Yellow tubular flowers bloom in spring if the vine is grown in enough sun.

Yellow jessamine/Carolina jessamine (Gelsemium sempervirens) is now in bloom on fences and trees along roadsides throughout North and South Carolina. The state flower of South Carolina has very ...

Human poisoning by yellow jessamine honey is unlikely in Florida because soon after it starts to flower, copious nectar producers including saw palmettos start with the spring thing.

South Carolina’s state flower, the yellow jessamine (aka jasmine), has a trait to be reckoned with. The vines, roots and trumpet-shaped flowers of the jessamine are packed with strychnine ...

The graceful trumpet-shaped blossoms of Gelsemium sempervirens (known as yellow jessamine and Carolina jasmine) cover vines — and in turn, fences — all over my neighborhood this time of year, ...

Late winter rolls out a carpet of violets, bluets and yellow Jessamine Les Harrison Guest columnist 0:05 ...

Another possible choice is the Carolina yellow jessamine that grows in full sun to light shade and flowers during late winter. Q. I purchased and planted an orange tree a year ago with full-size ...