Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides) thrives in 105°F. It’s a staple in California, Florida, Louisiana. Full sun is perfect.
Deep cultivation (12+ inches) for roots. Do not disturb once established.
Prune after flowering if needed, but the plant is happiest left alone in full sun with the right soil.
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