How do I raise Night-Blooming Jasmines?

Answer by  sajdakota (73)

My grandmother had Night-Blooming Jasmines on the side of her house. Shade, moderate mositure, sandy soil, and soil aeration worked wonders for these heavenly smelling plants.

Answer by  BrendaG (6111)

Place jasmine in lightly shaded area with at least six hours of sunlight. Water jasmine only if dry. Bring jasmine indoors in winter months. Place outside after last frost. Prune debris from plants.

Answer by  Maddy (20)

Prefer an average water supply and moist condition,clay Loam to Sandy Loam soil,full sun exposure maintaining 3-4 feet distance between plant seeds. Can also use cutting to grow jasmine by putting it in a glass jar filled with 3/4 water. Note:Plant is poisonous hence hazardous to children.

Answer by  Runa (13)

Grows from seeds. planted at a distance of four to five feet from each other. Use Clay to Sandy Loam soil ,requires an average water supply ,Partial sunny and moist conditions

Answer by  chaosngn (29)

TThe plants should be planted at a distance of four to five feet from each other. They prefer Clay Loam to Sandy Loam soil and prefer full sun conditions.