How to Transplant Jasmin

Jasmine is a beautiful plant with scented flowers. This plant is a great addition to any yard and is both hearty and quick to grow. Transplant a jasmine plant only in cooler temperatures, such as early spring after the last frost. This allows the plant to get well established before the hotter weather sets in.

Instructions

• 1

  Dig a hole twice the size of the plant's root ball. Choose a sunny or partial shady location. Jasmine has a wonderful scent so it's nice to grow near a deck or under a bedroom window so the scent can be enjoyed.

• 2

  Carefully remove the jasmine from the pot. For easier removal, gently roll the pot on its side, pressing down on it until the plant loosens.

• 3

  Place the plant into the hole. If you are growing more than one jasmine plant, leave about 8 feet between them to ensure room for growth.

• 4

  Fill it in with topsoil, mounding slightly at the top.

• 5

  Water well and water daily until well established. Jasmine can be grown on a trellis if desired or pruned to grow as a bush.