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When your plant arrives, put it in a cool room and set it in a window that receives bright light but little or no direct sun. Flowers will open and last longer with cooler home temperatures. Watering: Water only when the top half inch of the potting mix is dry to the touch; Jasmine won't tolerate soggy potting mix. When your plant arrives, put it in a cool room and set it in a window that receives bright light but little or no direct sun. Flowers will open and last longer with cooler home temperatures. Watering: Water only when the top half inch of the potting mix is dry to the touch; Jasmine won't tolerate soggy potting mix. Growing Amaryllis couldn't be easier. Find our step-by-step growing guide, and all the best Amaryllis varieties, at White Flower Farm. White Flower Farm is your resource for planting guides and garden ideas. Learn more about how to start a garden and when to plant for the season. (Acer) · Japanese Umbrella Pine (Sciadopitys) · Jasmine · Jewels of Opar (Talinum 'Limon') Our fully-budded Jasmine plants open their sweetly fragrant, white flowers in midwinter. For more information on growing Jasmine, click on Growing Guide.We continue to grow Jasmine at the farm, a process that takes months of care before the plants are ready for shipping. In late spring, rooted cuttings are potted in We offer a bushy plant set in a 8" clay pot with a shiny, candy-apple red foil finish. For more information on growing Jasmine, click on Growing Guide. Shipping. We offer a bushy plant grown in a hand-thrown terra-cotta pot designed by master potter For more information on growing Jasmine, click on Growing Guide. We ship our plants with buds already set, so with proper care (see our growing guide here) an explosion of midwinter bloom is assured. Jasmine is easily grown (Back to top) How to read our plant label (Back to top) GARDEN DESIGN How Growing requirements are typically the same for container plants as those in the