How hardy is star jasmine in the UK?

[APurpleSquirrel]

I've just rescued a very dry, limb reduced star jasmine from B&M. It's currently sat in a bucket of water to perk it up.
Now I've got it I'm not sure where to put it as we do get frosts here (Somerset/Devon border) & all the info I'm reading says it's a bit tender & can't handle frost.
Is that the case? Anyone else with one outside in the UK? Does it manage through our winters?

I could put it on our south facing front wall of the house; though the bed is quite shallow & soil is rubbish - the lavender, rosemary, thyme & oregano love it though.
Or I could put it on an east facing wall.
Or a south facing fence but that can get water logged in winter.
Or a west facing fence, but would have to be in a pot.
I'm assuming our north-west facing wall back of the house would be too shady?

I have two, both in large pots that thrive outside. I'm in the south east though. One is on an east wall, one on a west. They do wells in pots

I think I read East or West was good
And they have shallow roots so pots are fine.

How much water and food do you give the potted ones, Ladies? Mine is not doing well at all

Nearly every other front garden round here (London/Surey borders) has a trachyspernum! We have three in pots and they do really well: they do need fairly regular watering but tolerate only occasional feeding when I remember tbh. Lovely plant! Our is on a west facing wall and copes fine.

I've got three, all in pots. The one on a west-facing wall (but quite shaded by overhanging trees) and the east-facing are both probably happier than the south-facing one tbh. I might move that one to a slightly shadier spot!

I don't water them as often as I should but they seem pretty robust. We're in the south east and they're all in a walled courtyard which can get very hot.

Put it in a pot on the east or west wall and see how it does. Then at least you can move it if necessary.

I have two in my north facing garden. They seem to be doing well and look in good condition. They were purchased in the reduced section at b&q and didn't take long to perk up.

I found mine took a couple of years to really get going, now it's bounding away.

Mine is thriving in the soil - south-east facing where it gets sun from 6am to 6pm. Took couple of years to get started but now growing all over multiple trellis and even the neighbour's tree. I do water a LOT!

I have one growing up a east facing fence, planting in the ground. It is quite well protected there but has survived plenty of winters.

I find it looks very tatty in early spring - and in the earlier years I thought it was dying - but suddenly, around May it looks vibrant and green and healthy again as it shoots out new leaves.

I give it a good soak once a week in the dry summers and feed about once a month.

I have three. Two in the back garden in partial sun shade (which smell amazing atm!) and one in a pit by the front door in full sun but that's not doing so well. Any ideas on how to help it? None have succumb to frost though.

Thanks everyone. Well, it's perked up after a good soaking & repotting. The leaves have fleshed out & it looks good.
I think I'll try it in the soil on the east facing wall (garage) in the hopes it retains a bit more heat than the fence.