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Jim G
Jim G Suffolk, VA
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Fences Gardening

Do Jasmin Vines leaves die in the winter or do they stay and then flowers in Spring? Concern is seeing brown vines only

thinking to use them to grow on an aluminum fence to create privacy from neighbors. (Pool in yard)
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  • Pam D Alexandria, LA
    I had 4 Star Jasmin plants and only a few leaves ever turned brown in the winter. The leaves stayed green, thick and lush, and flowered in the spring. I live in Central Louisiana but we have several hard freezes during the winter months. I was not as lucky with a Confederate Jasmin (yeow flowers).
    on May 25, 2012 · Like 1
  • Pam D Alexandria, LA
    I forgot to state that after the third year they were so thick no one could have seen through them. I had them growing on lattice surrounding my patio. Total privacy, summer and winter.
    on May 25, 2012 · Like 1
  • Jim G Suffolk, VA
    @ Pam: Thank you! - we have a very good nursery, so I'll have to ask them about the "4 star" Jasmin. don't recall what type they are, just Jasmin! :)
    on May 26, 2012 · Like 0
  • Home Repair Tutor Pittsburgh, PA
    Nice patio Jim, you have a great pool party atmosphere.
    on May 26, 2012 · Like 0
  • Melanie P Exeter, CA
    hey, jim, its is actually just "star jasmin" we have a bunch around our farm, the leaves do not fall off or turn brown unless its dying do to lack of water. this vines have amazing growth potential and bloom in the spring and smell very fragrant. they will keep growing and growing unless you clip them back, but you can shape them however you want. we live in california, and these do very well with little water!!! good luck!!!
    on May 26, 2012 · Like 1
  • Christal G Largo, FL
    there is also a vinier jasmine called confederate jasmine they grow like crazy and smell wonderful i got mine in Georgia and they go thru their dry spells but they come back full bloom!!
    on May 26, 2012 · Like 1
  • Jim G Suffolk, VA
    Thank you all. Jasmin it is then! Almost bought 4 pots last weekend and just wanted more info. (actually Jasmin for the fence and the Hydrangeas for the corner of the yard!)
    on May 26, 2012 · Like 0
  • Jim G Suffolk, VA
    @ Home Repair Tutor: thanks, better views of the other side.
    on May 26, 2012 · Like 0
  • Pam D Alexandria, LA
    Jim, I meant that I had 4 or them. I wanted to cover my lattice area quickly so I planted one plant in either side and one in the middle to fille in quickly. The 4th I planted on another lattice around my courtyard. The star jasmin grow little which flowers and the smell is heaveny and attracts hummingbirds, honey bees and butterflies. When the breeze blows you can smell them from a distance away. I don't think you will be dissappoibted with these hard working vineing plants.They need ...»
    little care except for trimming once they cover your fense every now and again. Put a litte root blast in the bottom of the hole before lacing your new plants in to give them a head start and burst of energy to the roots. Big healthy roots mean fast growing health plants. Good luck!

    on May 26, 2012 · Like 1
  • Pam D Alexandria, LA
    Your pool area and yard is just lovely. I would live out there all summer long.
    on May 26, 2012 · Like 1
  • Aric V Tama, IA
    i have not had a problem with any of them turning brown in TX, always been an evergreen for me
    on May 26, 2012 · Like 0
  • Aric V Tama, IA
    a bit of good info on the Jasmine for you if you need

    http://www.ehow.com/info_8013204_zone-confed...

    on May 26, 2012 · Like 1
  • Jim G Suffolk, VA
    Pam: thank you. I'm heading out this afternoon to get the Jasom! *** I actually use the sunroom most of the summer, actually YEAR! (Brick and 6' sliding glass doors, room is almost al glass. Heated/AC , ceiling speakers for radio. I get the view while staying comfortable (w/ wetbar, kitchenette and halfbath, so I work out of it also!)
    on May 26, 2012 · Like 0
  • Jim G Suffolk, VA
    @ Aric: Thanks for the link. It talks to keeping the Jasmin upright to spread on the fence. Also apparently the STAR Jasmin is the Confederate Jasmin ("....Often called star jasmine, confederate jasmine" )
    on May 26, 2012 · Like 0
  • Jim G Suffolk, VA
    Ok, bought 4 Star (aka Confedrate) Jasmin. Planting them tomorrow morning and hoping they do well! Thanks everyone.
    on May 27, 2012 · Like 1
  • Aric V Tama, IA
    Jim it sometimes takes a bit to see them spread nicely but i have used a product called "Superthrive" which will double the growth rate per season..just a little hint i've found usefull
    on May 27, 2012 · Like 1
  • Jim G Suffolk, VA
    @ Aric: Great! thank you. just researched it and found varying sites with well over 400,000 reviews of 4.5 - 5 stars! Not expensive, yet seems to work well. I'll actually order tonight.
    on May 27, 2012 · Like 0

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