Trachelospermum
- noun
- /trəˈkiːloʊˌspɜːr.məm/
- Specialized
- The fragrant flowers of Trachelospermum, commonly known as star jasmine, attract many pollinators to gardens.
Examples
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Researchers studied the unique milky sap produced by Trachelospermum vines.
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The fragrant flowers of Trachelospermum make it a popular ornamental plant.
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Some species of Trachelospermum are commonly trained to climb trellises in gardens.
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The Trachelospermum plant thrives in warm climates.
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Many gardeners choose Trachelospermum for its fragrant flowers.
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Many gardeners prefer Trachelospermum vines for their ability to climb trellises and provide beautiful greenery.
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In warmer regions, Trachelospermum is favored for its fast growth and vibrant, fragrant blooms.
Compounds
- Specialized
A climbing evergreen vine with shiny dark green leaves and white, very fragrant star-shaped flowers often called star jasmine
Surface Forms
Etymology
Trachelospermum comes from Greek parts trachelo- 'neck' and -spermum 'seed', and a helpful image is a little seed or flower stalk that looks like a tiny 'neck'. So the name points to a real plant—a woody Asiatic vine often called star jasmine with fragrant white flowers and milky sap.