How to prune jasmine (pink jasmine)

Immediately after flowering finishes, typically late spring. Remove one-third to one-half of the overall length, cutting just above a leaf node. Thin out the densest areas by removing whole stems at the base to improve airflow. Tie remaining vigorous shoots back to the support.

Annually, after flowering. Pink Jasmine is a vigorous climber that needs annual pruning to stay manageable and bloom well. Cut it back by one-third to one-half immediately after flowering ends in spring. Thin congested stems and shorten any shoots that have outgrown their support. Without pruning it becomes a tangled mass that blooms less over time.

Remove one-third to one-half of the overall length, cutting just above a leaf node. Thin out the densest areas by removing whole stems at the base to improve airflow. Tie remaining vigorous shoots back to the support.