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Pandorea jasminoidesBower of Beauty Bower Vine Botanical Name: Pandorea jasminoides Family: Bignoniaceae Origin: Australian native (subtropical rainforests and warm temperate areas of QLD and northern NSW) Plant Type: Evergreen climbing vine Overview One of the most beautiful and floriferous Australian native climbers available, Pandorea jasminoides more than earns its common name. The Bower of Beauty produces masses of large, trumpet shaped flowers in soft pink to white

soft-textured leaves with a velvety sheen

sap may irritate sensitive pets—discourage chewing

frost-hardy (tolerates light frosts)

Lifespan: 20+ years (very long-lived compared to older forms)

Coastal courtyard / poolside planting—handles salt and wind while staying neat and glossy

fruits may interest birds

tolerates Adelaide's alkaline and limestone soils extremely well — a genuine advantage over many other natives

Wildlife Value: Early nectar source for bees and beneficial insects

Maintenance: Very low—comb or clip out old/tatty stems in late winter

very adaptable across a wide range of light conditions

Viburnum tinus stays lush and glossy year-round and flowers when many plants are quiet

A compact native wisteria for South Australian gardens