How to prune jasminum sambac 'maid of orleans'

After each flowering flush, throughout the warm growing season. Trim stems back by one-quarter to one-third after blooming, cutting just above a leaf node. Remove weak, crossing, or very old woody stems at the base to open up the plant.

After each flush of bloom; light shaping as needed. Jasminum sambac 'Maid of Orleans' is a vigorous climber that responds well to pruning. Cut back after each flush of flowers to encourage new growth, which bears the next round of blooms. Train stems to a support and remove crowded or crossing shoots. Regular light pruning keeps it bushy and heavily flowering.

Trim stems back by one-quarter to one-third after blooming, cutting just above a leaf node. Remove weak, crossing, or very old woody stems at the base to open up the plant.