Jasmine Confederate Pink Crape Myrtles If your soil is not

If your soil is not naturally acidic

and develops leaves

While it can handle partial afternoon shade (which helps protect it from leaf scorch in intensely hot southern climates)

it’s always best practice to clean your tool blades with rubbing alcohol or a disinfectant spray between bushes

Jasmine Confederate Pink Crape Myrtles If your soil is notDescription: Confederate Jasmine is a twining vine that produces clusters of small, white, star shaped flowers with a sweet, jasmine like fragrance. The flowers typically bloom in late spring to early summer and may continue sporadically throughout the growing season. The glossy, dark green leaves provide an attractive backdrop to the flowers and remain evergreen in mild climates. Size: This vine can grow quite vigorously and may reach lengths of 20