Light. Full sun to partial sun. Like other Arabian jasmines, it flowers best in sun.
Water. Water often while it settles in, then only when the soil surface is dry. Avoid soggy soil.
Soil and feeding. Plant in soil that holds some moisture but drains well. Feed monthly with a balanced fertilizer such as Fertilome 20-20-20.
Size. Grows to about 4 ft as a shrub. Arabian jasmine can also scramble as a vine up to 10 ft on a support.
Pruning. Flowers form on new shoots, so regular trimming encourages more blooms and keeps it compact.
Good to know. It blooms on and off all year where there is no frost. It grows well in a container. It is a modest nectar source for butterflies.
Sources: NParks Flora & Fauna Web: Jasminum sambac 'Arabian Nights' · Florida Museum of Natural History (UF): Arabian Jasmine
