Jasmine

Trachelospermum jasminoides is a species of flowering plant in the milkweed family, Apocynaceae, that is native to eastern and southeastern Asia, into Japan, Korea, southern China, and Vietnam. Common names include Star Jasmine, Confederate Jasmine, and Trader's Compass.
We planted one plant a few years ago to hide a propane tank. Knowing full well that it might not survive our winters. We now have 3 placed around the yard. The one we planted first, next to the house is the largest. I guess it gets protection and a little warmth from the house. The one under the Cherry tree is also doing well, and due to a mild winter this year, the one we planted out by the street to eventually climb up the barren street pole, is doing much better. It seems to always take a hit in the winter, but comes back.

If you want a plant that exudes one of the most incredible smells on earth, look no further. For about 4 weeks now and still going strong, these plants have been feasting our noses to one of the most pleasant smells known to man. Early morning, out on the porch, late in the evening, after a hard day in the garden, they honor you with a fresh and inviting fragrance.