Stephanotis floribunda
Stephanotis floribunda is twining, evergreen climber with large, glossy leaves and thick stems. The deep green leaves contrast with clusters of white, heavily perfumed, star-like flowers that are abundant from spring to autumn.
Cultural
                            Stephanotis is best grown on supportive frame or trellis. Thrives in warm, humid environments. In cooler climates, plant in a position sheltered from strong winds and frost.                    
                            Soil:
            
                                    Prefers a fertile, well-drained soil.                            
        Aspect:
            
                                    Full sun to part shade.                            
        Maintenance:
            
                                    Can be pruned lightly in spring to maintain shape; avoid cutting too harshly as this will remove flower buds. Apply slow-release fertiliser and mulch in spring. If older or plants require rejuvenation, cut back hard in spring.                            
        Water Requirements:
            
                                    Keep moist in the warmer months, water sparingly in winter.                            
        Seasonal Interest:
            
                                    Spring to autumn flowering.                            
        Landscape Uses
                            An evergreen climber perfect for planting in warm north facing protected areas where it can climb over a structure, or on a trellis, so you can make the most of the fragrance. Waxy white perfumed flowers are often used in floral arrangements and bouquets. Plant in pots on a hoop or small trellis and keep inside to create a tropical feel.                    
                    Dimensions
                            Height to 5m