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Is this normal for jasmine?

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Newgardener123 · 01/06/2023 15:20

Hi all,
I'm a novice gardener and wanted to get some views here. My jasmine has been blooming with gorgeous flowers but has started to shed them after turning brown.
Is this normal? It has been particularly hot and dry here, so I was thinking, should I water it more or is this normal for the plant to shed its flowers? It looks otherwise fine, attaching a pic.
Thank you!

Is this normal for jasmine?
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TheFlis12345 · 01/06/2023 15:26

That’s what my Jasmine does so I assume normal.

SleepingisanArt · 01/06/2023 15:32

Wow its gorgeous, where are you? My jasmine is just getting buds now. Can't wait for it to flower - the noise from the bees in the evening will be incredible along with the scent. As pp said its normal for the flowers to die and fall off, you can pick them off or just leave them.

Newgardener123 · 01/06/2023 16:08

SleepingisanArt · 01/06/2023 15:32

Wow its gorgeous, where are you? My jasmine is just getting buds now. Can't wait for it to flower - the noise from the bees in the evening will be incredible along with the scent. As pp said its normal for the flowers to die and fall off, you can pick them off or just leave them.

Thank you, I'm in Belfast! Mine started about 2 weeks ago so still fairly new.

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tailinthejam · 01/06/2023 23:52

The individual flowers don't last long, they go brown once they are finished.

rainbowunicorn · 02/06/2023 08:38

All flowering plants do that. It is what is supposed to happen. It is the life cycle. They flower and then the flowers will die. If you pick off the brown ones it will encourage more flowers to come but flowering plants only flower for a portion of the year.

MereDintofPandiculation · 02/06/2023 10:04

Plants produce flowers, which hopefully get pollinated, then the flowers die and seeds are produced. The flowers are just a means to an end. Some individual flowers may last a week or two, other plants have flowers which last only a single day.

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