Winter-green, sometimes deciduous shrubs of the genus jasmine (Latin Jasminium) of the olive family (Latin Oleaceae). Winter-green, deciduous shrub in colder areas. Height up to 1 m, shoots angular, green.
The leaves are trifoliate, unpaired; the leaf arrangement is spiral, the leaflets are narrowly elliptic, blunted at the top and ciliated at the edges; the plates are glabrous, shiny, dark green above, lighter below.
The flowers are bisexual, bright yellow, collected in half-cones of 2-5 at the ends of the lateral branches, a corolla with a narrow long tube, saucer-shaped, a tube 2 times larger than a short bell-shaped calyx, 2 stamens, an upper ovary. Blooms in May-July. Honey plant.
The fruits are spherical shiny black berries, bearing fruit in August-September.
An ornamental plant, suitable for creating borders, hedges. It is a good fortifier of slopes.
Mesotherm, tolerates frosts up to -20...25 ° C. Heliophyte, xerophyte, drought resistant. Undemanding to the soil, grows on humus-carbonate eroded soils, calcefite.
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