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Jasmine Clotted Cream Yellow
Robert Hardman
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Hello,
Am very new to all of this and I would appreciate any advice or help anyone is willing to offer.
I bought a Jasmine Clotted cream in the summer and it's been doing very well so far, in growth and flowers.
All of a sudden he leaves have started to turn yellow, is this a natural process for winter or is something wrong with the plant?
In summer I was feeding it with a general purpose plant food and watering regularly. It's located on a sheltered south facing balcony and is potted in a approximately 45x60cm plant pot.
Kind regards Robert
Last edited: 10 December 2016 10:45:31
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I don't have that particular variety but I think it's deciduous, isn't it, so it's just losing its leaves for winter. I have the standard variety and it has already lost most of its leaves.
It is semi-decidous in that it loses its leaves in most normal winters, but keeps them in mild part of the country. Lovely plant with delightful scent and cream coloured flowers of good size for a Jasmine.
Mine started to look like that after that cold week we had. I wonder if it will struggle next year in a container though. Mine is becoming huge and in the 3rd year killed the rose next to it in a small bed in the ground by taking up all the root space.