Variegated Jasmine Foliage Brings Color
Variegated jasmines can brighten a container and prove that foliage can be as beautiful as flowers in a Southern garden.
Their leaves shift through shades of color, including soft pinks and cream-and-green patterns, stealing the spotlight.
A visit to Denise Temple's garden in Meridian showcased her mastery of using variegated jasmines in landscape containers, overflowing with vibrant color and lush texture.
- Summer Sunset Asiatic jasmine was notable, with foliage glowing in shades of yellow, orange, copper, and bronze, mixed with deep green.
The leathery, glossy leaves shimmer in sunlight, creating a dynamic play of warm tones.
Author's summary: Variegated jasmine adds vibrant color to Southern gardens.
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