Shrubs, Vines, & Herbs   Azalea (Belgian Indica)   Azalea (Camellia)   Bonsai   Bougainvillea   Brunfelsia   Butterfly Lily   Citrus Trees   Clematis   Gardinia   Hardenbergia   Heather   Hibiscus   Hydrangeas   Japanese Maples   Living Xmas Tree   Passion Vines   Proteas, Planting   Proteas, Cut Flowers   Stephanotis   Topiaries   Main Care Sheets Page STEPHANOTIS   One of nature's finest gifts, Stephanotis is a bridal bouquet favorite for its clusters of pure white, 1" funnel flowers with a wonderful fragrance and waxy appearance. This evergreen vine can be planted outdoors for blossoms from June throughout the summer or indoors for a six week bloom period. 1. Light   Outdoors, the roots should be planted in the shade with the top vining through filtered shade. Indoors, they prefer bright light, early morning sun before the hot part of the day. 2. Soil   When planting outdoors, add the Azalea/Camellia Mix to the native soil. When planting indoors in a container, we suggest an acidic soil mix using a combination of Azalea/Camellia Mix and peat moss. 3. Water   Keep the soil moist but not soggy. Good drainage is a MUST. 4. SUPPORT   Stephanotis REQUIRES some type of structure to climb into and twine about, ideally a trellis or the post of a deck railing where it can lead from post to post. 8/98