Cestrum Fasciculatum ‘Newellii’ More Commonly Known As Early Jasmine

Garden Of Dreams, Kathmandu, NEPAL

Clusters of ruby red flowers adorn a shrub of dark green leaves. Commonly known as Early Jasmine, learn more about the interesting plant.

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Early Jasmine Plant Information

The botanical name for the flowers showcased in the photographe is Centrum ‘Newelli’, however it has many other names, such as Ruby Clusters, Bastard Jasmine, or the most common, Early Jasmine.

The plant is an evergreen shrub, with dark green leaves all year round, and is used for hedges, container plants, or a statement piece. It will grow to around three metres in height, and spread for three metres over a five-to-ten year period.

Through the summer and autumn months, the shrub is adorned by clusters of crimson flowers and often bears purplish fruits after the flowers have fallen.

WARNING: All parts of this plant are HIGHLY POISONOUS when ingested, therefore caution should be taken, especially when children are nearby.

Early Jasmine grow in warmer temperatures, mostly found in tropical climates. The plant prefers full sun, only requiring water occasionally. It is a hardy shrub which can withstand a bit of frost, but not below 0°C (32°F) temperatures.

This particular Early Jasmine flower was photographed in the Garden of Dreams, Kathmandu, Nepal, by photographer M.B. Steyn.

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