Jasmine Standard (Jasmine Tree) - Knowledgebase Question

Pittsburgh, PA
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Question by sbw1
May 7, 2005
Recently our nursery recieved a shipment of Jasmine Standards, or Jasmine


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Answer from NGA
May 7, 2005
Usually it is a good idea to trim a plant back to remove seed pods and conserve the plant's energy. This would tidy it up and also encourage rebloom if it is a rebloomer. Without knowing specifically which plant you have it is hard to make suggestions as to how to care for it on the long term. (Some for example do better with a hard pruning after the spring bloom flush.) In my experience most of the plants commonly called jasmine can be overwintered in a bright but cooler room to help them set buds for spring. Here is an article you might find interesting, it demonstrates why I am not sure which plant you have!

http://www.gardenguides.com/ar...

I'm sorry I can't be more specific for you.

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