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Jasmine “Clotted cream”
£6.95
If you’re after scent you can’t go wrong with Jasmine Clotted cream! It’s soft primrose flowers are a bonus. A sheltered site is a must, perfect for growing against a trellis or fence as it spreads well width ways, or an arch or over a gate way where it’s perfume can be appreciated. Prune to keep it to your desired size after flowering.
Plants are supplied in a 1ltr pot.
8 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy/ sheltered site.
Aspect - Full sun
Soil - Well drained
Height - 3mts
Width - 3mts
Flowering - June - August
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