This yellow-flowered shrub seems to be a very desirable one, as it has bloomed continuously. They grow quickly and produce masses of small, tubular flowers in various colors and scents. Perhaps best known in this genus is Cestrum nocturnum , the night-blooming jessamine. The fragrant flowers are white. About the only time ours is not blooming is when it's freezing cold.
Golden jessamine is a tall and rather lanky shrub.
Some refer to it as a semi-climber. It's easily espaliered or easily pruned to the height you desire. We use ours as a flowering screen. This shrub will suffer some top freeze but begins to produce clusters of golden-yellow blooms as soon as it has recovered from cold weather and continues until frost the following winter. This week very limited supplies were available at Buchanan's Native Plants.