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Jasminum gracillimum, hook. f. climbing or scrambling, soft-pubescent or hairy: lvs. opposite, very short- petioled, ovate-lanceolate, acuminate, the base cordate or truncate, bright green above and pubescent beneath, 1/2in. or less long: fls. white, in very large, dense hanging heads, an inch or more across, fragrant; calyx-teeth long and awl-like, half as long as the slender corolla-tube; corolla-lobes many (usually about 9), acute. N.Borneo. G.C. II. 15:9. B.M. 6559. J.H. 111.52:281. G.Z.26, p. 97. G. 4:471; 7:233. F.S.R. 3, p. 15.long, lithe branches spring from near the ground and bear heavy clusters at their ends. Handsome floriferous winter bloomer. Nearly hardy in eastern part of N. C.
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Jasminum pubescens, willd. (J. hirsutumi Willd. J. multiflorum, Andr.). Climbing, rusty-hairy: lvs. opposite, very short petioled, rather thick, ovate-acute: calyx- teeth usually 2/3in. long (nearly or quite twice as long as in J. undulatum), with spreading yellow hairs: fls. white, much like those of J. undulatum, the lobes broad; often half-double. India. --Will stand some frost. Said to be a good dwarf glasshouse subject.
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*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
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Jasminum pubescens, willd. (J. hirsutumi Willd. J. multiflorum, Andr.). Climbing, rusty-hairy: lvs. opposite, very short petioled, rather thick, ovate-acute: calyx- teeth usually 2/3in. long (nearly or quite twice as long as in J. undulatum), with spreading yellow hairs: fls. white, much like those of J. undulatum, the lobes broad; often half-double. India. --Will stand some frost. Said to be a good dwarf glasshouse subject.


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