Jasmine – Pink – Guide & Ordering

Jasmine in pink variety. A fragrant potted climber with pink buds and white flowers.

Jasmine – Pink Flowers With Elegance

Pink jasmine is a wonderful plant that combines beauty with an unforgettable fragrance. It is perfect when you want to give something special without it needing to be overly extravagant or complicated. Pink jasmine (Jasminum polyanthum) gets its name from its pink buds, which open into small white, star-shaped flowers, and it is a gift that is guaranteed to delight the recipient, whether it's a close friend, family member or colleague.

Pink Jasmine For Every Occasion

Pink jasmine is perfect for almost any occasion. Whether you want to celebrate a birthday, say thank you or simply show that you care – pink jasmine does the job without being intrusive. As a potted climber on a hoop, typically 50-150 centimetres tall, it looks elegant on a windowsill or a table and suits both modern and traditional interiors.

Easy To Care For

Pink jasmine is a low-maintenance plant that doesn't require much care to bloom beautifully. Place it in a bright spot without harsh midday sun and keep the soil evenly moist – not too wet, but never completely dry. Flowering lasts for several weeks from late winter into spring, and if you prune it after flowering and keep it cool and bright, at around 10-15 °C, in autumn and early winter, it will set buds again. Pink jasmine has a clear, sweet fragrance that fills a room, especially in the evening, so a single plant goes a long way.

A Gift That Never Fails

If you're looking for a gift that impresses without requiring much effort, pink jasmine is the answer. This elegant plant is simply a safe choice when you want to show appreciation or love – and since jasmine is not toxic to cats and dogs, it also suits homes with pets. Give pink jasmine today and see the smile on the recipient's face!

Quick facts – Jasmine – Pink

Colour
pink
Latin name
Jasminum polyanthum
Type
potted plant
Flowering
january-march
Light
bright indoors
Water
moderate
Height
50-150 cm
Scent
strong
Toxic to Pets
no
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FAQ about Jasmine – Pink

What kind of soil suits jasmine best?
Potted jasmine grows best in good-quality, free-draining potting compost with a pH of about 6.0-7.5. The pot must have drainage holes so that water does not collect around the roots. Repot after flowering into a slightly larger pot if the plant has outgrown its container.
How often should jasmine be watered?
Keep the soil evenly moist but never waterlogged, and empty the saucer after watering. During flowering and growth in spring and summer this often means watering once or twice a week, more often in a warm room. Water a little less in autumn and early winter while the plant rests in a cool spot.
When and how should jasmine be pruned?
Prune straight after flowering. First remove dead, damaged and weak shoots, then shape the plant by shortening long shoots. Taking out some of the oldest stems completely stimulates new growth and better flowering the following season.
Which pests and diseases can affect jasmine?
Aphids, red spider mite, scale insects and mealybugs are the most common pests, especially in warm, dry conditions and indoors. Check the undersides of the leaves regularly and treat early, for example with insecticidal soap.
How do I overwinter jasmine?
Jasmine is not frost-hardy, so a plant that has spent the summer outdoors must come inside before the first frost. In autumn and early winter, keep it in a bright, cool place at around 10-15 °C and water a little less. This cool period sets new flower buds, and the plant then flowers indoors from late winter into spring.

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