Stephanotis floribunda Common name: Bridal Wreath,                         Madagascar Jasmine,                         Wax Flower	Indicates sun requirement      Full sun      Half sun      Semi-shade      Shade   Indicates Water requirement         High water requirement.     Water every 1-2 days.          Medium water requirement.     Water every 3-7 days.          Low water requirement.     Water every 7-14 days.
Description This handsome evergreen climber from Madagascar is part of 5-15 species of twining woody-stemmed climbers found in the tropical and subtropical regions of Africa, Madagascar and Asia. It grows to a height and spread of 3m (10 ft), is primarily grown for its pleasant and strong fragrance and has attractive foliage of waxy, deep green leaves. The pure white trumpet-like flowers with widely flared lobes up to 6 cm long appear in small clusters of blooms from spring to autumn. The flowers last well cut for decorative purposes and are often used in bridal bouquets.
Growing Needs a warm sheltered position. Plant in moderately fertile, humus-rich, moist but well-drained soil. Stephanotis are frost tender and may be grown indoors or in greenhouses where temperatures fall below 15°C. The stems need to be supported and shortened in spring if they become overcrowded. Propagate from seed in spring or cuttings in summer.