Stephanotis, a deliciously fragrant vine
Stephanotis, the most famous of which is called Madagascar jasmine, is a magnificent indoor plant that blooms all summer long.
Madagascar jasmine
Stephanotis is a vine that’s often offered as a gift. Madagascar jasmine smells so delicious! Caring for it is a bit tricky, though. Help is here!
Stephanotis, solve its problems for it to bloom again
Stephanotis often falls sick because of diseases and pests. This mostly happens at the beginning: in time, you’ll strike the perfect balance between water, sun and fertilizer and your plant will resist all these problems!
Stephanotis seeds – a fruit pod packed with surprises
Stephanotis seeds are rare in temperate climates. When they bear fruit, it’s a pod packed full of surprising seeds that are ready to roam
Stephanotis, a flower for the famous
Stephanotis (or Madagascar jasmine) was the favorite plant of Marilyn Monroe. The blooming does require a little care, but its elegant flowers that release such an incredible intense odor are worth the work! A lucky charm plant native to Madagascar, from whence it was brought in the XIXth century, Stephanotis is traditionally used in bridal […]
Save your Stephanotis from the cold, invite it in your house!
Stephanotis is a beautiful vine that deserves to grow for years. Keep it alive for more than a season by transplanting it to a pot to bring it indoors over the winter!
Training Madagascar jasmine on a structure
Stephanotis is a fabulous fragrant vine. Both blooms and leafage are magnificent. Where the climate permits, it’s the perfect flower vine to train up a lattice or trellis! Here are
Pruning stephanotis – timing, tools, technique & tips!
Stephanotis pruning is not overly difficult, and it’s certainly nothing to be afraid of. It will help rejuvenate your plant, keep it small, and bloom closer
Stephanotis floribunda, a fragrant vine wrought for joy
Stephanotis floribunda is a fabulous fragrant flower vine. It’s often wreathed around hoops for indoor growing, and does an excellent job decorating walls and arbors outside wherever it doesn’t get too cold.
