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Jasminum sambac Grand Duke, Fragrant Jasmine

Jasminum sambac Grand Duke, Fragrant Jasmine

2488 Jasminum sambac Grand Duke, Fragrant Jasmine

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Large shrub 5-10 ft tallVine or creeper plantSemi-shadeShadeFull sunRegular waterWhite, off-white flowersPlant attracts butterflies, hummingbirdsFragrant plant

See picture of the actual plants for sale. Jasmine sambac Grand Duke - The biggest flower variety, the Grandest of all Jasminum sambac. Flowers are 1-1.5 inch wide, triple, like little carnations. Blooms profusely from April through June, then sporadically during the year. Dark green leaves are very ornamental. This variety grows as a medium size bush, very slow growing. Trim regularly otherwise it may become leggy. Tolerates shade, great container plant, can be grown as indoor plant too, providing enough light. The more light, the more flowers you will get. Keep somewhat on dry side: sambacs don't like too much water and bloom better in dry conditions. If grown indoors, watch for insects (spider mites). Fertilize once a month during warm season.

Recommended Fertilizer: SUNSHINE Pikake - Fragrant Flower Booster
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Variety/Cultivar
Grand Duke
Plant form
Large shrub 5-10 ft tall
Sun exposure
Sun, Semi-Shade, Shade
USDA zone
9-11
Hardiness
28°F
Watering
Regular watering
Growing conditions
Outdoors in the suitable USDA zone, Small backyard, Pot-growing, Indoors
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Recommended Fertilizer: SUNSHINE Pikake - Fragrant Flower Booster
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This item is certified for shipping to all states/territories, including California (with phytocertificate), Puerto Rico (with phytocertificate), US VI (with phytocertificate), Texas, Louisiana.