Pruning guide
How to prune wild jasmine
Best time
After the main flowering flush, or in late winter before new growth
How often
Annually
Technique
Shorten flowered stems by one-third to a healthy bud. Remove dead or weak stems from the base. Tie in strong new shoots to a trellis or wire support.
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Pruning wild jasmine — FAQ
When should I prune wild jasmine?
After the main flowering flush, or in late winter before new growth. Shorten flowered stems by one-third to a healthy bud. Remove dead or weak stems from the base. Tie in strong new shoots to a trellis or wire support.
How often does wild jasmine need pruning?
Annually. Wild jasmine (Jasminum angulare) is a twining climber from southern Africa that flowers on new growth. Annual pruning after flowering encourages a fresh framework of flowering shoots. Cut back the previous season's flowered stems and thin out congested or crossing growth to keep the plant open and productive.
How do you prune wild jasmine?
Shorten flowered stems by one-third to a healthy bud. Remove dead or weak stems from the base. Tie in strong new shoots to a trellis or wire support.