In contrast to the mock orange tree, also known as scented jasmine, farmer's jasmine or false jasmine, most varieties of real jasmine (Jasminum) are not hardy. It is better to overwinter these ornamental plants indoors.
Since jasmine is not hardy, it cannot be overwintered outside
Do not overwinter real jasmine outside
Even slightly sub-zero temperatures cause problems for the real jasmine. The ornamental plant is too sensitive for wintering in the garden.
Therefore, always winter jasmine in the house. There he needs a cool, bright location. Well suited are:
- cool conservatories
- basement rooms
- skylight
- unheated corridors
Before you bring the jasmine into the house, examine the plant for pests. If you have little space, you can easily cut back the jasmine if necessary.
tips
The yellow flowering winter jasmine (Jasminum nudiflorum) is the only conditionally hardy jasmine variety. But it should also be grown in a pot and overwintered in a sheltered spot on the patio.