When growing jasmine, remember that flowers bloom on the previous year's growth, so pruning in late summer gives your climber enough time to produce new stems that will harden off before winter ...

Continue to monitor your jasmine plant past the blooming season. Cut away damaged sections of the jasmine as soon as you notice them, and keep an eye out for anything that looks like a new bud.

Carolina jasmine is not a true jasmine; however, there are other varieties of true jasminoides that can bloom during the summer. One that you could try is the Bower Plant or Bower Vine (Pandorea ...

JASMINE plants are evergreen or deciduous climbers with twining stems. They can be summer or winter flowering plants with white or yellow flowers. However, to ensure that they stay "healthy and ...

Q. Would you advise when and how to fertilize and prune camellias, crape myrtles, gardenias, hibiscus, jasmine, roses and wisteria? A. Proper soil and proper light are keys to good shrub and vine ...

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My Confederate jasmine, about 6 years old, covers about 10 feet of the fence on my patio. The plant has suffered winter damage for the first time, and parts of it look dead. Should I prune off that… ...

Scientific name: Solanum jasminoides. Growth habit: An evergreen vine with shiny 3-inch-long oval to lancelike leaves; grows to 20 feet long. Light: Full sun to light shade. Water needs: Tolerates … ...

Once gardeners have determined when to prune jasmine based on the variety they have, it helps to know how to go about jasmine pruning. Jackie advised: “To effectively prune these plants remove ...