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Is This Jasmine?

10 years ago

This plant covers a whole fence at a nearby park. It smells heavenly. I'm thinking it's jasmine. If it is, does anyone happen to know what kind?

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saltcedar
10 years ago
Jasminum polyanthum perhaps?
EricaBraun
Original Author
10 years ago
I think you're right. It looks exactly like Wikipedia's picture for Jasminum polyanthum. Thank you so much!
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