Flowering in Trachelospermum Asiaticum "minima"
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flowering ground cover for shade?
Comments (3)My favorite flowering groundcovers for shade: Ajuga reptans CARPET BUGLE Campanula portenschlagiana DALMATIAN BELLFLOWER Campanula poscharskyana SERBIAN BELLFLOWER Eomecon chionantha SNOW POPPY Satureja douglasii YERBA BUENA Saxifraga stolonifera STRAWBERRY SAXIFRAGE Trachelospermum asiaticum CONFEDERATE JASMINE Vinca minor DWARF TRAILING PERIWINKLE Viola hederacea AUSTRALIAN VIOLET (may not be suitable for Sacramento) Joe...See MoreTrachelospermum asiaticum from Logee's
Comments (16)Interesting; I planted some Trachelospermum asiaticum in southwest facing window boxes last fall. This winter they sort of "slept", but stayed nice and green. I've been noticing a lot of new growth this spring. Wonder whether they'll bloom for me this summer? [If not, I'll switch the boxes out and wait until next year.] I was sort of on a whim; I suddenly thought that the sight and scent of jasmine flowers spilling from window boxes overlooking the back patio would be lovely. I do hope they'll be happy there; any ideas for speeding up the growth?...See MoreFiniky Trachelospermum asiaticum ??
Comments (6)So......that must be what happened to mine, when I transplanted the little plants into my windowboxes last fall. They just kinda sat there and sulked, dropped some of their leaves. I didn't see any new growth, although we had mild, sunny, and beautiful fall weather till at least Dec., and they're on the south side of the house. I thought I had surely done something wrong, and watered them like crazy. Lo and behold, come spring, they sort of woke up, and although they're not blooming yet, they have probably tripled in size! [Yes, I do baby them.] I learn something new every time I'm on this forum; thanks for the info.!...See MoreTrachelospermum 'Pink Showers'
Comments (7)I'll second what ispahan said; mine's now budding up for its second big flush of blooms this year -- the fragrance is not as awesome as t. asiaticum/Mandianum/whatever-they're-calling-it-this-year, but the plant is easy, pretty tough, and the pink color makes a nice change. Just ordered another trach from Cistus, I think I'm becoming addicted . . . ....See Morefloral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
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