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Posted: Apr/28/2007 3:28 PM PST
I had beautiful jasmine growing all over my chain link fence. It was one of the selling points of the house when I bought it. We put in a privacy fence and had to rip out all the beautiful jasmine to make it happen. All that is left is little stumps. Will it grow back? If not, can I plant more around it, or will the dead roots continue to pull the nutrients from the soil? I do not have a green thumb, but I am in love with my jasmine. Please give me any help you can! |
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Posted: Apr/29/2007 5:59 AM PST
Welcome to GG. I know I look new, but I had to re-register for some odd reason... If the roots are still intact, it should grow back. I love jasmine. Had some at our old house, and was one of the first things I planted in our new home. Laurie |
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Posted: May/09/2007 6:40 AM PST
does anyone know how long it should take to grow back. also, it was a little overpowering. after it grows (or as it grows) back can it be thinned? |
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Posted: May/09/2007 10:01 AM PST
It won't take long. I have wild yellow jasmine allllllll over my yard. It's a pain. Yes its pretty but not everywhere. I wish I could send everyone on here one plant. I still have a million left. 
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Posted: Jun/25/2007 3:49 PM PST
it has been about 2 months and no sign of regrowth. I am tires of looking at the ugly stumps and dirt. Does anyone have any input? |
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Posted: Jul/02/2007 6:53 AM PST
Where are you?I think you'd better clean them all since it's cheap flower.If you like you can buy some next year. |
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Posted: Jul/02/2007 5:17 PM PST
I'm afraid I have to agree with Xiao Yu, after two months in sunny warm FL you should be seeing *something* sprouting, at least. Sounds like the digging involved with the privacy fence may have injured the roots too badly. Maybe take butterfly1 up on their offer! 
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