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Star jasmine - a disaster this year!
I have a star jasmine, 6 years old, climbing through a trellis. Most of the leaves fall off every winter. Every year, until now, it has grown like mad through the summer and produced an abundance of flowers. I pruned it well in February/March to reduce it & took out several tangled bits of old wood. We had bitterly cold winds and frosts right through March & into April. This year the new growth has not been a bright green, but has tints of rusty brown on the leaves & as each tendril has grown, the leaves have gradually become dry & brown & died back. There has been very little growth that is fresh green & not one flower! Advice please: should I cut it right back to near ground level in January/February next year and take out the very old wood which has been bare this year. If I cut it back to next-to-nothing will it regenerate - or has it reached the end of the road? Thanks.
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It possibly just needs to recover.
Have you got a current photo?
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...