While Asiatic jasmine doesn't grow from seed, it can spread very quickly once a root touches the ground. This is a tenacious plant, and cutting it back once simply isn't enough.

Lawns might be the most popular, but they are not the only ground cover available. Here are the 25 best ground cover plants ...

Yellow jasmine is one of the most reliable early signs of spring and is native all over the Southeast. ... Southern Gardening: Yellow jasmine brightens yards as a ground cover, in containers (Gary R.

Asian jasmine is possibly the best choice of all these ground covers. It is evergreen, dense, low growing, with small, shiny, oval leaves, no flowers, and will climb but not readily.

My Asiatic jasmine ground cover is looking a little ragged and I would like to prune it. Is this a good time to do it? It is indeed the time to shape up your Asiatic jasmine ( Trachelospermum asiat… ...

The term ground cover is applied to low-growing plants, other than turf grass, used to cover areas of the landscape. Perennial, evergreen plants having a sprawling, or spreading, habit are most ...

ANSWER: Hardly anything bothers Asian jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides) a tough, reliable ground cover. However, during hot, rainy weather or with generous irrigation, a disease called aerial ...

If the tree foliage gets to continue to have the sunlight, you'll have to change the planting under the trees to ground covers that appreciate shade — Asian jasmine, English ivy, Persian ivy ...

Jasmine does best in average- to poor soils. It likes soil that is well drained; heavy soils (clay) will slow its growth significantly. In climates warmer than Michigan, it is often used as a ...