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Jasmine Climber with Larger Leaves

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Question From: 
Giovanni Viscuso in  Earlwood,  Earlwood NSW

 

Nature of problem: 
Not a problem as such, however it seems every nursery has a different answer that tends to lean towards what they stock. So i am after a Jasnime climber however i know there is so many species and the one i am seeking has bigger leaves however as i said, everyone has a different view so, please help as looking for a nice climber to create some screening as well.

 

Type of Plant (if known): 
I believe what i have at the moment is star jasmine (Very small leaves)

 

Symptoms of Plant Illness (please try NOT to diagnose your problems yourself): 
NA

 

Soil Type (e.g. sandy, clay or loam) OR Potting Mix Type: 
NA

 

How often do you water the plant:
NA

 

How many hours of sunlight does the plant get each day:
NA

 

What type of plant is it:
currently alot of small pink buds, small leaves

 

How long since you planted it:
NA

 

Have you fertilised? If so, with what and when:
NA

 

Is the plant indoors or outdoors: 
outdoors

 

What other treatments have you given the plant: 
NA

Upload photo if available: 

Other Comments: 
As mentioned looking for a large leaf climbing jasmine, everyone has a different opinion please help.

 

Answer: Hi Gionanni,  I don’t understasnd your question as it is too vague. The normal Jasmine, J. polyanthum which has pink buds right now is a terrible weed in Sydney. At a wild guess, the larger-leafed jasmine (which is not a climber, but which has stunningly-perfumed flowers) is Jasminum sambac ‘Grand Duke of Tuscany’. It is very rare in nurseries, but you might Google “buy Jasmine Grand Duke of Tuscany”. Good luck.  Don.

 

 

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