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Jasmine

Jasmine, like many other garden plants, can become a weed if it spreads out of control and strangles other desirable plants or grows in places that are inappropriate.

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Jasmine is an evergreen rampant, spreading, climbing perennial vine. It has fragrant white flowers in large showy groups.

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Cut and Paste Method

  • Where spraying would pose a risk to other plants cut the jasmine stems near their roots and immediately apply Weed Weapon Invade Gel to the cut stem stumps.

Did You Know Did You Know

  • Jasmine are in the Jasminum genus of shrubs and vines in the olive family (Oleaceae)
  • Jasminium polyanthum (pictured) is a banned plant in some parts of New Zealand
  • Star jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides) is often also regarded as a weed simply because it can grow rampantly

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