Gardening is an art which has to be learned and mastered for plant protection, sustenance, growth, and long life. Growing flowers in your garden require a certain level of specialization. You should know the soil quality, condition, fertility levels, water absorption and retention capacity, and the rate of water supplies to the saplings. You should know the acidity and salinity level of the soil for planting the right kind of flower sapling.

Jasmine Garden

What is so special about jasmine garden, which makes it attractive, beautiful, and aesthetically perfect? The aroma of a jasmine flower is also exquisite and exclusively unique. You can make a garland, bouquet, or any other design from jasmine. Sitting in the jasmine garden for a few minutes can clear all the blocks in your nasal cavity and refresh your bran’s nerves. You feel energized and motivated.

Water Supplies

Drip irrigation for jasmine could be an ideal choice if the water supplies are limited in your garden. You can layout a pipe of ¾” diameter along the flower bed, preferably at the tip. Drill a small hole of 0.5mm on the pipe and place it just above the watering path. You have to control the flow rate, such that a drop of water seeps through the stem per minute. The plant can absorb all the water without wasting it. Hence, growth will also be gradual and healthy. Pouring excess of water can result in waste and also decaying of plant parts due to excess of soaking.

Fertilizer

The processed mulch from other plant leaves can act as a natural fertilizer. It is recommended you use only natural fertilizers of other forms. Organic manure is readily available online or from your nearest horticultural store.

Temperature and Soil

Jasmine can grow well in a temperature range of 41⁰ F to 67⁰ F. It may not grow well during the winter season. So, you have to ensure the temperature remains within the recommended range. You use the greenhouse for growing jasmine during winter.  

The soil for Jasmine has to be fertile and capable of water retention for a few hours. Then it has to drain away. In many cases, you will not be able to know the exact water retention period. Hence, it is better to have a drip-irrigation system.

Sunlight

Jasmine needs sunlight and ventilation. Hence, it is mostly grown in the external gardens in your home. But harsh forms of heat may slow down the plant growth or kill it due to dehydration. Hence, the recommended method is to create a greenhouse effect around the jasmine plantation bed or zone. It can control the temperature and remove excess humidity factors… It can also prevent the plant from getting directly exposed to cold climatic conditions.

Gardening Other Flowers

The greatest benefit of the jasmine plant is that it doesn’t interfere with the other saplings you plant in your garden. Flowers like rose, marigold, sunflower, and others can grow within its vicinity without getting affected by the jasmine plant.