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PINK JASMINE

PINK JASMINE

Jasminum stephanense Exotic and indulgent, Pink Jasmine’s heavenly perfume brings the ultimate in floral scents to the summer air. Delicate twining vines have a filigree of soft green leaves punctuated with pink flower buds that unfurl, releasing their signature sweet fragrance. Reaching 12–15 feet tall, this charming plant will wind its way up trellises, creep along a fence, or cover an obelisk. At home in a container, strategically placed plants will scent the air on a patio or near open windows. Cold hardy to zone 7, or for colder regions, overwinter indoors in a sunny window. 

Jasmine plants are shipped mid to late April in 3 1/2 inch pots. Order early for best availability. Available only within the contiguous US.

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Tony W.
Blooms in late winter, not summer

I bought two of these plants excited for summer scent. I live in Zone 5b/6a and planted them in containers with plenty of water, sunshine, and fertilizer. They grew vigorously but never bloomed. I did some reading and learned that pink jasmines bloom once in late winter and early spring, not in summer. I moved the two plants into my sunroom this fall. They now make an arch around a sliding glass door. Hopefully, they bloom in the spring. It will be magnificent if they do.

Sorry to hear your plants didn't bloom for you the first year. It sounds like you may have looked up the wrong species. Jasminum polyanthum blooms in late winter, but we sell Jasminum stephanese which is a summer bloomer. It's possible the plants just need to acclimate to get their flowering schedule settled in. Keep us posted on how they do for you this coming season!

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Kandi R.
Tiny plant!

I was so excited to get my pink Jasmine that I have been waiting 3 months for it to arrive. I opened the box and man it was so tiny it looked like it had basically sprouted! The stem isn't even woody yet! It did come in a 3 1/5in pot, but the roots definitely didn't fill it! However, I have found pink Jasmine anywhere else so I am happy to baby this little sprout!

Plant Spacing 3-5'
Plant height 12-15'
Hardiness Zone 7+

Initial Instructions
After unpacking, allow the plant a few days to gradually acclimate to full exposure. If you are keeping your jasmine plant in a container, re-pot it into a 6-8 inch diameter pot. The plant will require re-potting to a larger container as it grows. Up-pot when the plant appears root bound or when large roots push out the drainage holes. If planting in the ground, select a location with well-drained soil, spacing the plants 3-5 feet apart. Provide a support structure for the vines to climb; a trellis, fence, or arbor will suffice.

Cultivation
Water regularly during the first growing season, but do not allow the soil to become soggy. Fertilize early in the season with a well-balanced fertilizer, and during the growing season with a higher phosphorus fertilizer to increase flowering. Prune as needed to maintain shape and train to your support structure. For plants in the ground, mulch well in autumn to protect the roots; the vines may die back to the ground over the winter. Otherwise, bring the container into a protected location during cold months.

Pests & Diseases
Our jasmine are disease-resistant. Aphids and spider mites can cause plants damage; if present, control with Neem oil or Pyrethrin.

Soil Type
Standard potting soil in containers or well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter in the ground.

Light Requirements
Full sun to part shade.

Bloom Time

Summer to early autumn.

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