Yellow winter jasmine seedlings

Jasmine (Winter Jasmine) Jasminum Nudiflorum This type of jasmine is originally from China, and it is a deciduous, cold-resistant shrub. It appears in dense clusters of thin, dark green, straight, and stiff branches; the leaves are shiny, slightly leathery, also dark green, and consist of three small leaflets. At the end of winter, this shrub gives a wonderful bloom of small yellow flowers, which open starting from the base of the branches before the leaves appear. The plant of Saint Joseph tends to grow abundantly, reaching a height of 2-3 meters, and for a compact shape, it is recommended to prune it immediately after flowering; every 3-4 years, a complete renewal of the branches can be undertaken. In winter, jasmine is pruned at a distance of 10-15 cm from the base. Its partially creeping habit makes Jasminum nudiflorum suitable for ground cover or as a climber, but only if placed near suitable structures to make it grow on.