Winter Jasmine - Jasminum Nudiflorum
How should I prune my Jasmine?
It is best to start pruning after a few years have passed. The ideal time to prune is in March when you can completely cut away its dead and damaged branches. Then you can shape it by cutting its branches that are no longer flowering. You can also rejuvenate your plant by completely removing some of its main branches. This gives Jasmine plants a fresh new start.
Moisture levels:
Normal
Location::
Shade/semi-shade/Full sun
Height:
To ten metres, depending on pruning
Evergreen or deciduous:
Deciduous
Pruning:
Vigorous pruning to keep it compact
Fertilizing:
NPK in the spring
Flower:
Green-yellow, inconspicuous flower bunches
Flower period:
May-June
Trivia:
Did you know that you can also use the Winter Jasmine as a cut flower in a vase with water? Just cut the brenches before they start flowering.