Carolina jessamine and Jasminum polyanthum (pink jasmine). Not sure why it's called pink jasmine when the blooms are white. Maybe because the buds are pink.

I bet they make your yard smell great.

Wonderful! I love jasmine...

Star Jasmine, very fragrant and blooming in all its glory.

Love Star Jasmine, we have one that’s climbed to the top of our hurricane Harvey topped ancient Southern magnolia tree. I don’t know if it was a volunteer or the previous owners planted it, but it’s huge now and very fragrant.

I planted a pink star jasmine to grow up the live oak out front. Pretty, but not as fragrant as the white.
Yours is beautiful [mention]SpookyShoe[/mention].

Passiflora "Inspiration," a host plant for Gulf Fritillaries and beloved by bees. Fragrant.

My little bougainvillea is flowering. These are much more impressive when grown in the ground.

Carolina jessamine just starting to bloom.

A fruit on a passion vine. The vast majority of the flowers on my passion vine don't set fruit, but a few do.

Anybody in Southeast Texas, or in the high zones, or anyone else if this pertains to you...is your Carolina jessamine blooming right now? I have never seen mine bloom in December.

These are my best pollinator attractants,will grow forever,up to 60 foot at this point