Known for their heady aroma and delicate white petals, jasmine plants require gentle hands to grow. They also need a special type of soil and atmosphere in order to become the beautiful blossoms found in gardens and garden centers around the country.
- Jasmine plants thrive in well-drained soil that is moist, sandy loam. However, some planters find success in regular garden soil with clay elements.
Fertilizer
- Fertilizer from a garden store gives your jasmine plants the extra nutrients they need to grow into large, beautiful specimens. It is especially important to add fertilizer to the soil during spring when fledgling plants need an extra boost of nutrients for their growing roots.
Leaf Molds
- Add leaf molds to the soil surrounding your jasmine plants. Molds can be purchased through local farmers, or you can make your own leaf mold by allowing moist leaves to sit for as long as two years, until they turn into a nutrient-rich mold. If you prefer to use natural fertilizers instead of man-made ones, then leaf molds are ideal for your garden.
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