Trachelospermum asiaticum theta-창마삭줄

창마삭줄

창마삭줄,칼마삭줄,긴잎마삭줄,좁은잎마삭줄,긴마삭줄등으로 불린다.

 

국표에는 없다.

 

A Cistus introduction, named for Sean's mother, this extremely ornamental star jasmine has distinctive foliage -- very narrow, under 3/8" wide x 2" long -- and a vining, scrambling habit, draping beautifully over walls, in a rockery, or in a container. Vigorous and hardy in full to part sun with some summer water. Frost hardy in USDA zone 7.

The narrow deep green leaves of Theta are accented with silver veins provide striking foliage for covering a small wall or fence, or it can be used as a delicate texture for containers. It is also lovely spilling over a wall. Blooms are fragrant and white, but rarely appear in most settings.

A distinct selection of Asian Star Jasmine named by Sean Hogan of Cistus Design Nursery after his mother. Thin leaves, only 1/4" wide and up to 3" long gives this vine an almost bamboo-like quality. Twines around support up to 8' tall and 4' wide in 5 years. Full sun is best for this exceptionally cold hardy selection. After several years 3/4" cream colored propeller shaped flowers with a lovely fragrance of roses. Mature foliage develops slightly larger and rounder leaves. Beautiful for fine textured trellis or arbor. Evergreen leaves take on bronze and maroon tints in cold weather. As with all Asian Star Jasmine it grows best with regular summer water.

https://plantlust.com/plants/6816/trachelospermum-asiaticum-theta/

 

Selected and named by our bud Sean Hogan of Cistus Nursery for his mom so you know how well he, consummate plantsman that he is, regards this plant. Excellent cold hardiness for our area, this is a particularly well-marked narrow leafed form of the Star Jasmine. Groundcover or small vine.

https://www.farreachesfarm.com/Trachelospermum-asiaticum-Theta-p/p1949.htm