How to prune trachelospermum jasminoides 'variegatum'

After flowering, late summer; reverted shoots removed whenever spotted. Cut back the season's growth by up to one-third after blooms fade. Trace and remove any fully green reverted shoots to their origin. Every 3–4 years, cut harder into old wood to keep the plant vigorous and well-shaped.

Annually after flowering; reversion removal as needed. Trachelospermum jasminoides 'Variegatum' (variegated star jasmine) needs pruning to control vigour and maintain its attractive variegated foliage. Prune after flowering in late summer. Remove plain green-reverted shoots immediately to preserve variegation. A light annual trim keeps it tidy; harder renovation every few years refreshes congested stems.

Cut back the season's growth by up to one-third after blooms fade. Trace and remove any fully green reverted shoots to their origin. Every 3–4 years, cut harder into old wood to keep the plant vigorous and well-shaped.