Jasminium nudiflorum is indigenous to China, and is sometimes referred to as Winter Jasmine. This very hardy and reliable deciduous shrub of very sprawling growth habit generally produces singular bright yellow flowers throughout the winter. The leaves are composed of three leaflets so small as to be almost inconspicuous, hence the “nudiflorum”. Tolerant of growing in almost any situation, in sun or shade, it can be used to cover banks or trained on a pergola; it can also withstand hard cutting back and is best pruned as soon as it has finished flowering.
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