Q: I've had a Carolina jessamine for four years. It's never bloomed. It appears healthy.
I think you're pruning in winter and removing flower buds. Jessamine is a rambunctious grower so fall/winter cutting is tempting.
But that removes buds that open in March... leading to no flowers.
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