Key Features

• Growth Habit:
  • Arching, spreading shrub or vine-like groundcover
  • Typically grows 3–5 feet tall and 4–7 feet wide
  • Can be trained on supports or allowed to sprawl naturally
• Bloom Color:
  • Bright yellow flowers appearing on bare stems
• Fragrance:
  • Little to no fragrance
• Wildlife Attraction & Pest Resistance:
  • Provides early-season interest for pollinators
  • Deer resistant
  • Generally pest and disease resistant
• Planting Zones: USDA Zones 6–10
• Sun Preferences: Full sun to partial shade (best flowering in full sun)
• Drought Tolerance: Moderate once established; prefers occasional deep watering

Planting Instructions (From a 3.5" Pot into the Ground)

1. Choose the Location

• Select a sunny or lightly shaded area.
• Ideal for slopes, retaining walls, borders, or trellises.

2. Prepare the Soil

• Loosen soil 8–10 inches deep.
• Add compost to improve drainage and fertility.

3. Dig the Hole

• Dig a hole twice as wide as the 3.5" pot and equal depth.

4. Remove from Pot

• Gently remove the plant and loosen any circling roots.

5. Plant

• Place the plant so the root ball is level with the soil surface.
• Backfill and firm soil gently.

6. Water

• Water thoroughly after planting.
• Keep soil evenly moist during establishment.

7. Spacing

• Space plants 4–6 feet apart depending on spread.

Overwintering Winter Jasmine

In-Ground (Zones 6–10)

• Fully cold hardy and blooms in late winter
• Requires minimal winter care
• Apply a light mulch layer to protect roots in colder regions

Maintenance Tips

• Prune after flowering to shape and control size
• Older stems can be thinned to encourage new growth

Container Plants

• Move to a sheltered location during extreme cold
• Water occasionally to prevent soil from completely drying out

Winter Jasmine is a dependable, low-maintenance shrub that provides early color and versatility in the landscape. Its ability to bloom during the coldest months makes it a valuable addition to gardens seeking year-round interest.