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ladybug9a

Protection for jasmine

7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago

I have a couple of Jasmine plants in very large pots, one maid of orleans and another I think grand duke of Tuscany. I am in the Houston area. Last winter both died down to the roots. Maid of orleans came back up faster, no blooms, and grand duke is just now putting out leaves , just in time for winter. I brought them both in for a couple days, but would like to leave them out if possible with protection. Wanting to hear from people in my zone/Texas Gardner's to see what others are doing and what works. Thanks!

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  • 7 years ago

    I'm in DFW area, (zone 8a) and I bring my Grand Duke indoors. My mom has the Maid of Orleans & Grand Duke and bring them inside as well. She does have one Maid of Orleans planted outside in the yard and it dies back each year and then comes up again (we will have 20 degree weather this coming week, so we'll see if it survives the freeze).

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