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Latin Name: Jasminum officinale
Description: Common Jasmine is a marvelous, highly fragrant houseplant, adored by gardeners for its graceful look and heavenly scent. It late spring or early fall, it produces clusters of 3-5 large, fragrant, bright white flowers with tiny yellow stamens, on strong stems clad with rich green leaf clusters, with usually 7-9 leaflets per stem. Humidity is important when growing indoors. A tray of pebbles and water placed under the pot can help create a humid environment for your plant, as can adding a small humidifier nearby or misting with water frequently. Jasmine enjoys a well-draining, porous soil.
Watering: Water when the first inch of soil is dry, or the plant appears wilted. Soil should remain moist but not soggy
Growth Rate: Vigorous grower
Shape: Trailing
Sun or Shade: Full to partial indirect sunlight
Difficulty level: Medium
GUARANTEE: Peter Knippel Nursery Inc. agrees to replace once at no charge, any tree, shrub or evergreen purchased at regular retail price, which fails to grow in the first year from date of purchase.
Roses are guaranteed for the duration of the first growing season (from Spring to Fall) from the date of purchase.
Plants purchased on sale are guaranteed to the sale price only.
In no case shall Peter Knippel Nursery Inc. be liable for more than the amount of the original purchase price.
NOT COVERED: The guarantee does not apply to annuals, tropicals, houseplants, perennials, above-ground planters, sod, bulbs, seeds, customer plants which have been transplanted or ‘final sale’ items. Roses are not guaranteed over the winter months.
We do not guarantee against losses due to vandalism, theft, mechanical or chemical injury, animal damage, pest damage, neglect, improper care or severe weather conditions beyond our control.
CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITY: The purchaser agrees to follow proper planting, maintenance, watering frequency and winter protection.
If replacement is necessary, the customer is responsible for presenting the failed plant material and the original purchase invoice.
