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Growing Jasmine in Long Island: Pot Culture and Hardy Varieties

Most jasmines are not hardy on Long Island. Grow in pots, bring indoors for winter. Winter-blooming types need a chilling period—leave out until hard frost, then day-out/night-in through November.

One hardy exception: Jasminum officinale can be planted in a sheltered outdoor spot. See Logee’s Greenhouse website for photos.

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