How to prune jasminum sambac 'grand duke of tuscany'

After each flowering flush in the warm growing season. Cut flowered shoots back by one-quarter after blooming, to a strong outward-facing node. Remove any dead or very woody base stems to maintain vigour without over-pruning.

After each flowering flush; tidy annually in late winter. Jasminum sambac 'Grand Duke of Tuscany' is a slower-growing, more upright form that still benefits from post-bloom pruning. Trim stems back after each flower flush to stimulate new growth that will carry more buds. Remove congested or dead stems at the base. This cultivar is less rampant, so pruning can be lighter.

Cut flowered shoots back by one-quarter after blooming, to a strong outward-facing node. Remove any dead or very woody base stems to maintain vigour without over-pruning.