Mr. Smarty Plants doesn't have all that much luck convincing people about the use of invasive, non-native plants, either. In all fairness, the neighbors may not even have planted that jasmine, but ...

It doesn’t really wilt, so it’s hard for people to tell when Asian jasmine is in serious distress. It just turns a drab olive-green. If watered about that time, part of the bed will come back ...

A Yes, the plant in question is Asiatic jasmine — Trachelospermum asiaticum. It is not a true jasmine. It is an evergreen ground cover that will grow in sun or shade.

Dear Neil: I have a three-leafed vine growing in my Asian jasmine. It has smooth leaves, so I don’t think it’s poison ivy, but I’m not pulling it anyway. Is ...

If the tree foliage gets to continue to have the sunlight, you'll have to change the planting under the trees to ground covers that appreciate shade — Asian jasmine, English ivy, Persian ivy ...

However, it’s my understanding that when found in Asian Jasmine, it can be removed with a one percent spray of glyphosate (RoundUp) without harming the jasmine. Do test a small spot first before ...

We planted Asian jasmine in a large, mostly shaded area. It was growing nicely, ... the plant is alive. Advertisement. Article continues below this ad. [email protected]. Jan 25, 2008. Kathy ...