Can you grow jasmine in a container?

According to the National Gardening Association, jasmine can be grown in a large container using regular potting soil. You should keep in mind that over-watering or allowing the container to become too dry will cause the buds to drop. You will need to re-pot your jasmine plant every 3 to 5 years.

Additional tips to growing jasmine in a container include:

• Jasmine needs to be kept outside in the summer because it needs bright, indirect light.
• You should keep the soil evenly moist.
• You should fertilize with a blooming houseplant food (according to label directions).
• Winter jasmine and Italian yellow jasmine are not suited for containers. However, common jasmine, which is also known as confederate jasmine or poet's jasmine, can be grown in containers.