Large Arabian Jasmine
In stock
- Rare jasmine variety
- Prized for their highly perfumed flowers
- Delivered gift wrapped and boxed with a handwritten greeting card
We are so pleased to have these large Arabian Jasmine back in stock and ready to make someone's day. They are bushing out beautifully and have lots of flower buds, so it will not be too long before that wonderful scent fills our nursery and their new homes.
We will get some new photos up as soon as possible. They are ever so slightly shorter than the ones in the images but still beautiful full plants.We only have a limited stock of these mature plants, so get yours before they are gone.
4.9/ 5
11 reviews
Good size and very healthy
Excellent product, my partner was instantly in love with them. Couldn't have made a better purchase.
Healthy plants. Very happy about it.
Healthy plants, beyond expectations..
My sister loves the plant she received. She was amazed by the quality and the size of the plant. It was really worth the money spent!
Excellent
Plants were in good condition, size as described on the website and packaged very well. I'm bery happy with them.
Healthy plant. Time will tell if it produce flowers
Most excellent. Great size and very healthy, etc. Well protected and well packaged. Arrived quickly too. Very happy with purchase and service. Happy to buy more plants from this company. Big thanks!
It was a gift for a friend and they loved it. Looked healthy from the photos I received.
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Looking after your Large Arabian Jasmine
This scented jasmine (Jasminum sambac) is grown for its heavenly perfume and white starry flowers. It will do well on a sunny windowsill or in a conservatory.
This summer jasmine does not flower as profusely as some of its relatives, but it will flower for a long period if you keep cutting back the spent flowers.
To ensure your plant gets enough light, place it near a window in a bright room or conservatory or on a patio outdoors in the summer. A cool room is best so try to keep your plant away from any radiators, and draughts whilst it is indoors in the winter.
In hot weather these plants need regular watering but as the days get cooler they should only need watering once the soil is dry. Water from the top and let the excess drain away or stand in water for a little while. In the summer, if you have to go away for a while you can stand them in a tray or saucer which has a little water in it. You are aiming to keep the soil damp but not soggy. If your plant still appears to be thirsty and the leaves dry, try spraying the leaves with water to keep them moist, only spray and let dry out in the shade to avoid scorching.
Problem solving:
If the leaves appear scorched or crispy check that they are not too close to a window. Leaves and buds can both be scorched or chilled by contact with window glass, high or cold temperatures when wet. If buds and flowers are dropping without opening check for draughts and extremes of temperature.
