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  Gardora 11:26 on 21. April 2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Climbers ( 30 ), Fragrant Plants ( 6 ), Jasmine, Jasmines ( 5 ), Plant ( 264 ), Plants ( 324 ), Summer Jasmines   

  Plant Summer Jasmines 

  Jasmines are popular fragrant climbers: summer jasmines can now be planted! About this plant: http://j.mp/I8U2nG
   

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  Gardora 11:29 on 16. February 2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Jasmine, Jasmines ( 5 ), Prune ( 95 ), Winter Flowering ( 3 ), Winter Flowering Jasmine ( 2 )   

  Prune Winter Jasmine 

  Prune winter-flowering jasmine after flowering: remove any dead or damaged shoots! More on winter jasmine: http://bit.ly/y4YcBE
   
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  Gardora 11:06 on 26. April 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Edible ( 14 ), Edible Plants ( 5 ), Flowers ( 104 ), Jasmine, Jasmines ( 5 )   

  Jasmines with Edible Flowers 

  Jasmines are popular climbers: the flowers of some cultivars are even edible! About these cultivars: http://j.mp/hXXM8G

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  Gardora 18:24 on 18. February 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Grow ( 117 ), Growing ( 83 ), Indoors ( 21 ), Jasmine, Jasmines ( 5 )   

  Growing Jasmine Indoors 

  Did you know that jasmine can be grown indoors? How to care for indoor jasmines: http://j.mp/fICIXA

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  Gardora 13:10 on 31. March 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Feed ( 39 ), Jasmine, Mulch ( 23 ), Prune ( 95 ), Pruning ( 71 ), Shoots ( 20 ), Winter Flowering ( 3 ), Winter Flowering Jasmine ( 2 )   

  Prune Winter-Flowering Jasmine 

  Did you already prune winter-flowering jasmine? Remove any dead or damaged shoots and feed and mulch after pruning.

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  Gardora 07:30 on 18. March 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Branches ( 15 ), Jasmine, Passion Flower, Plumbago ( 2 )   

  Thin Out Plumbago, Passion Flower and Jasmine 

  Do you have plumbago, passion flower or jasmine? Thin them out now, so that they have a neat framework of branches.

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