Sunny (full sun) to semi-shaded Position, will flower less in full shade. Nutrient rich, deep soils; heavy (clay-) soils are unsuitable, as plants become frost tender.

Scrambler, grows with long and at times cascading rods. Moderate to vigorous growth habit, filigree leaves, suitable for detail and accent planting, during summer has often a rather inconspicuous appearance. Forms dense, green mats when cascading. Foliage from April to October.

A huge, cascading winter-flowering jasmine in July

Winter Jasmine: The same plant like above, flowers in winter

What is truly remarkable about these flowers is the time of their appearance, namely before Christmas in mild winters, otherwise in February or March. The bright stars are very decorative especially against a dark background. Branches are cut when in bud, which will open in the warm indoor temperatures within a few days and look very much like forsythia. The fruit appear as inconspicuous, black berries.

Wires for attaching and guidance are beneficial, plant is also easily attached to an espalier or trellis system. Without assistance will lean against walls. For suitable support systems refer below.  Light to  Medium Support Systems are sufficient.

Pruning can encourage branching.

On an espalier

Winter-flowering jasmine in bloom

Historical espalier with wires for support and guidance, and to prevent collapsing, flat brackets have been concreted in to ensure adequate distance from the wall.

Matching the railing...