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We live here in the San Antonio area and have asian jasmine in our front yard. This year it lost some of it's ground cover leaving us with patches. Many of the houses on our street have the same problem. We have tried adding mulch to the areas where it died back and one garden center suggested we use chicken manure which we also tried. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you!
9/25/200811:08:06 AM Link 0 comments | Add comment
Sick Tree Treatment, Soil Questions
Asian jasmine is susceptible to several problems; it could be a bacteria that will stunt the plant. If this is your problem you will find woody galls near the base or on the roots. Other (fungi) diseases include blossom blight, leaf spot, or sooty mold. Identify the disease and then you can treat the sickness. The signs of die back are telling you something else, your plant needs nutrients it is not getting. Micro-nutrients and compost are the key ingredients to bringing any sick plant back to robust vigor and a lush cover. Garden-Ville offers a product called sick tree treatment that would be fantastic treatment. It is composted of lava rock, greensand and compost.
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