A: Add the Asiatic jasmine to this shady, sandy site, but start the planting about 5 or more feet from the trunk. Oak roots are very plentiful near the trunk and would be a problem for most plants.

Asiatic jasmine plants grow vigorously during the summer. You can space the plants several feet apart and, with good care, expect them to fill the bed with foliage by fall.

A Yes, the plant in question is Asiatic jasmine — Trachelospermum asiaticum. ... but with care it can be saved for next year. (Special to the Democrat-Gazette via Janet B. Carson) ...

Asian jasmine plants need moist soil. Q: My lawn care guy planted about 30 of the Asian jasmine plants in a bed along my walk to give us nice ground cover.

Asiatic jasmine is a vining plant which doesn't climb. ... Too much care will only speed up the growth, so avoid showering this already-hardy plant with lots of water or fertilizer.

Some ground covers that can be used are Asiatic jasmine, cast iron plants, mondo grass, peperomia, frog fruit, lyreleaf sage, creeping sage, partridgeberry, twinflower, mosses and ferns.

QUESTION: I have three questions for you. First, because of huge trees in our front yard we have planted Asiatic jasmine over the entire ground (less the border garden). Is there any weed and feed ...

IN THE GARDEN: Asiatic jasmine, overwintering mandevilla and planting irises November 2, 2019 at 1:47 a.m. by Janet Carson ...