How Do You Eliminate Weeds In Asian Jasmine?
On steep slopes that are difficult to mow, or in areas where grass won’t grow, Asian or Asiatic Jasmine, also known as Jasmine Minima, is an ideal alternative. With deep green color and low-growing form, it creates a lush ground cover. Asian Jasmine has tiny leaves that grow on woody stems and, compared to grass, is low maintenance. When it’s well established, weeds are not a significant problem in Asian Jasmine. When they do appear, be prepared with some simple strategies. Water Asian Jasmine monthly during extreme droughts; otherwise, rely on normal rainfall. Apply 1 pound of nitrogen per 1,000 square feet two or three times yearly until Asian Jasmine is well established; afterward, fertilize once yearly in early spring. Mow at a height of 3 or 4 inches in late winter to promote air circulation and discourage disease in Asian Jasmine. This proper care will prompt Asian Jasmine to form a dense mat that will discourage the growth of weeds. Pull young weeds by hand as soon as they appea
