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Star Jasmine
£30.00
Key information
Star Jasmine is an evergreen climber so it is great to cover walls and fences with its star shaped flowers. This vine is self-sufficient once planted. Bees and butterflies love the heavily fragranced flowers.
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Good to know
Flowering
Scented
Pollinator
Add a Medium pot
Delivery & Returns
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Top Tip
Tie shoots to a trellis using gardening wire to guide Star Jasmines path.
How to care for Star Jasmine
Aspect
Sun and Partial
Happiest in sun but can settle in other partial conditions. Best to avoid shade and windy positions.
Care Level
Very easy
Star Jasmine is self sufficient.
Watering
Likes a regular drink
Water more than once a week.
Feeding
Compost
Plant using a good quality, peat free compost. Feed once in the spring and once in the summer.
Soil
Can tolerate most soil types
Star Jasmine prefers soil to remain moist.
Quick facts
BOTANICAL NAME
Trachelospermum jasminoides
PLANT TYPE
Flowers every year & always green (evergreen climber)
RECOMMENDED SOTO POT SIZE
Medium
HARDINESS
Hardy
NURSERY POT SIZE
3L, 5L
TOXICITY
Not that has been reported
EVENTUAL GROWTH (5-10 YEARS)
Height - 8m-12m, Width - 4m-8m
Understanding your gardens aspect
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