winter jasmine Oleaceae Jasminum nudiflorum

Leaf:Opposite, trifoliate, leaflets oval to oblong, 1/2 to 1 inch long, shiny dark green above.
Flower:Bright yellow, unscented, funnel shaped with 6 petals, 1 inch across appearing in large numbers for long period throughout the winter.
Fruit:Black berry, rarely or never seen in cultivation.
Twig:Green, four angled, slender and arching; pointed 1/8 inch long, red and green buds.
Bark:Green the first year, turning gray to red brown, thin and finely scaly.
Form:Sprawling, arching shrub, up to 4 feet tall unless allowed to climb and supported; works well cascading down embankments and over walls.

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