Questions and Answers for FLOWERWOOD Asiatic Jasmine 3 1/4 in. Pots (54-Pack) - Live Groundcover Plant

A:  The best time to plant Asiatic jasmine depends on your climate and local conditions. Generally, spring or early fall when the weather is mild and not too hot or cold is ideal for planting. It allows the plant to establish its roots before extreme weather conditions.

A:  Hi Gayle. Thank you for shopping at The Home Depot. Yes, the may also Asiatic Jasmine may also be called “dwarf jasmine”. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Rick_HD_OC

A:  This is a groundcover plant that will need to be forced to climb. Using the 54 pack will cover this area for you. If you want it to climb, you will need to trellis this perennial vine.

A:  Yes, the Asian Jasmine is a perennial plant for zone 7-10.

A:  These should be hardy between zones 8 and 10, so I think you're too far north.

A:  Yes, you can plant Asiatic jasmin in Connecticut with 7b zone.

A:  I put these 54 plants in area that is about 10' x 10'. I would say they covered "well", but I could have probably put 10 more in there. These will spread quickly in the right conditions, so it's really a matter of how patient you're willing to be.

A:  If you plant them about 18 inches apart they'll cover about 80 feet.

A:  I put these 54 plants in area that is about 10' x 10'. I would say they covered "well", but I could have probably put 10 more in there. These will spread quickly in the right conditions, so it's really a matter of how patient you're willing to be.

A:  You can place the plants up to 5' apart for ground coverage, closer for quicker coverage.

A:  Yes.

A:  This plant is specifically Trachelospermum asiaticum.