50 Asian Asiatic Jasmine Trailing Vine Evergreen PLANTS Start Price USD 47.75 Current Price USD 47.75 Time Left 17 days 3 hours 31 minutes Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Sunday, September 28, 2008 End Time Monday, January 26, 2009 Location Riverdale, Georgia See more about '50 Asian Asiatic Jasmine Trailing Vine Evergreen PLANTS' Description   Visit My eBay Store: Robyn's Nest 2007 Visit My eBay Store: Robyn's Nest 2007 Multi-Tray Discount: 2 trays =$89.00 (100 plants @ $0.89 ea)   All Include             4 trays=$139.00 (200 plants @ $0.69ea)   Free Shipping          6 trays=$179.00 (300 plants @ $0.59 ea) If you do not want all your plants in the variety, it is O.K. the Muli-Tray Discount will Still Apply. You Can  Click to View More of My Plants Currently Listed  & Choose a Mix.  For More Information on Robyn's Nest Wholesale Nusery <-Click this Link Be sure to add me to your favorites list! If you have any questions, I am happy to answer them.    §         Asian/ Asiatic Jasmine / Trachelospermum asiaticum - Evergreen trailing vine with dark green 1" - 2" leaves. Small white slightly fragrant flowers may emerge. Although considered a vine, Asian Jasmine does best when grown as groundcover. The plant is an excellent natural weed control as it forms a dense mat of attractive foliage that inhibits weed growth Its ability to form a dense mat suppresses weeds. This vine also does well in containers and is very attractive in hanging baskets. This plant has a moderate growth rate and does well in harsh urban environments. Can be trained to climb 8-10 feet, blooms best when climbing in a sunny or partially sunny location (smaller or non-existent blooms when prostrate and/or in less sun). Mature height 6" - 24", spacing: 4-8 in.   Q: How do you transplant Asian Jasmine?    A: Can dig up and transplant anytime of the year but best to do in early spring. Q: Can you plant Asian Jasmine now from 4 inch containers?    A: Yes, 4 inch containers and gallon containers can be planted year around if not a severe winter. 2-inch containers should be planted in the spring.  Q: How close should ground cover plants be planted to provide fairly rapid cover?    A: If using 4 inch pots, can be planted on 10 to 12 inch centers, if using smaller pots, close up the distance to 8 inch centers. Consideration should also be given to the individual plant characteristics; Asian Jasmine can be planted on 2 foot centers. Trachelospermum asiaticum (tray-kell-o-SPER-mum aa-she-AT-ti-cum)  Ht. 6”-12” GroundcoverEvergreen groundcover for sun to shade HABIT: Dense, low growing groundcover that will climb but not readily. Small oval leaves, no flowers. A variegated form and a dwarf called ‘Elegans’ now exist. Also called Japanese Star Jasmine and Asiatic Jasmine. Native to Japan and Korea. CULTURE: Needs moist, well-drained, well-prepared soil for establishment. Once established, fairly drought tolerant. Cut down by mowing at highest setting in late winter – again in July if wanted. USES: Groundcover for large areas. PROBLEMS: Extreme winters can severely damage or kill this plant. Average winters will often burn the foliage brown, but recovers in spring.   Visit My eBay Store: Robyn's Nest 2007 Place a Bid!