Jasmine 'Nudiflorum'

Winter Jasmine (Jasminum Nudiflorum) is a glorious climber which as the name suggests flowers in winter - from December until March - on bare wood. Well grown, it can be so covered in yellow blooms that the slim green stems are almost invisible. The flowers are followed by pinnate dark green leaves on delicate arching stems. Jasmine prefers soil rich in organic matter that is just either side of neutral, moist and free-draining. It prefers sun or partial shade but it is fully hardy and easy to grow but will need the support of wires or trellis to climb. Not for you? Have a look at the rest of our range of jasmine plants

Great for your garden:

Jasminum 'Nudiflorum' is the perfect climbing plant to brighten up a dull corner in winter. It can be used as a deciduous climber, with the support of vine eyes and wires or trellis, or allowed to scramble over low walls and stumps. The graceful arching stems are bright green all year round and the flowers, which bloom from December until March, are a pretty bright yellow.

It will grow in sun or partial shade and is seen to perfection if grown with other spring flowering bulbs and plants or as a specimen where its myriad tiny flowers can shine.

Jasminum 'Nudiflorum' characteristics.

Deciduous arching stems
Medium growth to 8' at maturity
Introduced from China in 1844 and naturalized in France
Delightful bright, yellow flowers on bare stems
Full hardy to -15c
Unscented
Can be seen at the RHS garden, Hyde Hall
RHS Award of Garden Merit

Look out for:

Very little - Jasminum 'Nudiflorum' is very hardy and healthy and rarely causes any problems.

About Winter Flowering Jasmine

Winter flowering jasmine has been cultivated in western China for centuries but was only introduced to the West in 1843 by Robert Fortune. Fortune was a plant hunter employed by the, then, Horticultural Society, most particularly to collect tea plants for transport to India.

His story is one of pirates and villains and, for most of the time, he had to work in disguise among an antagonistic Chinese population who believed him to be a spy. He was fluent in Mandarin and shaved his head leaving a pigtail, as did the Chinese, and moved around freely as a local - all very cloak and dagger. Because of Fortune's efforts, India has a tea growing industry and we have Jasminum 'nudiflorum' to sell.

How to grow Jasminum 'Nudiflorum':

Jasminum 'Nudiflorum' requires a soil with a pH of between 6.5 and 7.5 that is free-draining but moist.

If growing it against a wall, dig a hole larger than the rootball 12-18 inches away from the wall and plant the jasmine with some Root Grow and backfill with soil enriched with good compost.

Firm in and water well. Prune the plant immediately after flowering and cut back hard if it gets too big. If climbing against a wall, remove unwanted outward facing branches.

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Misc	RHS AGM, Wildlife Value
Area	Coastal Areas, Exposed Windy Areas, Frost Pockets, Scotland & The North
Colour	Yellow/Gold
Type	Climber or Rambler, Screening
Also Good	Fragrant
Flowering	Jan, Feb, Mar, Dec

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How to grow Jasminum 'Nudiflorum':

Bareroot planting is best done between October and April Bareroot and potted - what's the difference?

Bareroot planting is best done between October and April
Bareroot and potted - what's the difference?