Jasmine

The Jasmine is a fragrant, twining vine or shrub treasured for its star-shaped white or yellow flowers and sweet scent. Often grown near windows, trellises, or entryways, it brings romance and aroma to gardens and patios.
Jasminum spp.
Origin: Asia/ Africa/ parts of Europe
USDA Hardiness Zones: 7-11
Pros:
Highly fragrant – blooms emit a sweet, powerful scent, especially in the evening
Attractive to pollinators – flowers draw bees, butterflies, and even moths
Cons:
Not cold hardy in most zones – many varieties need protection or indoor overwintering
Can become invasive – some types spread aggressively if not pruned
David Kim