Jasmine with Trellis or HB Teak Foliage turns coppery in fall

Foliage turns coppery in fall

smaller when container grown

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it has escaped gardens and naturalized over time to cover much of the United States and southern Canada plus parts of Europe

Grow it in a rock garden

Jasmine with Trellis or HB Teak Foliage turns coppery in fallSeveral types of jasmine plants can grow indoors, including common jasmine, Arabian jasmine, and pink jasmine. Jasmine thrives indoors when it has access to bright, indirect sunlight, routine watering, and cooler temperatures. Most jasmine types need a dormant period in the fall and timely pruning to encourage indoors blooms.