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I know a jasmine is suppossed to get dug up and brought in for the winter but I am not going to do it.......so does anyone know what I can do to winterize it and hope it survives till spring?

Give it a hug every day.

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I bought some batteries, but they weren't included.

A Jasmine tree is for zone 9-10 and will not keep through a winter season. It does well in the house or in climates like California or Flordia

My mom is a gardening expert..she typed that for you hunn!

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Wonderful, Bulert!

Ask your mom if she knows anything about stevia - a natural sugar plant. My youngest requires natural sugars only, and her child psych bought this stevia plant for us. She says it may wilt if I bring it in for the winter, but she didn't say if it would actually survive the winter outdoors or not.

It's still outside right now, because for some reason it's poisonous to those huge freakin' marsh mosquitos. But I don't wanna leave it out there too much longer if frost or snow will kill it. Any help would be appreciated!

 

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when my mom gets in..i will ask her

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well thanks for the input willie and bulert's Mom....Blink good luck finding the answere to your gardening problem.

Bulert, have you had a chance to talk to your mom about my poor little stevia plant?

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"Life loves to be taken by the lapel and told: 'I'm with you kid. Let's go.'"
– Maya Angelou

blinderkitten go to stevia.net all about your little plant

if it dies, then she can go with honey. My mom is oging to look into your plant, she has never heard of it though

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