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Definitely looks like it, but that site says it's a fall bloomer, and the pic was taken 3/26. I'm thinking Carolina Jasmine as this is the time it would bloom.
Swamp jessamine (Gelsemium rankanii), also known as Rankin's jessamine, is a native southeastern species. Unlike Carolina jessamine, it flowers heavily both in fall as well as in spring. Flowers may even appear sporadically during warmer days of winter.
Swamp jessamine (Gelsemium rankanii), also known as Rankin's jessamine, is a native southeastern species. Unlike Carolina jessamine, it flowers heavily both in fall as well as in spring. Flowers may even appear sporadically during warmer days of winter.
It is Carolina Jessamine. I have it growing around my mailbox too. It is the first thing to bloom here in zone 8, so it is always a welcome sight.
Yep - especially if the flowers smell like baby powder.
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