Jasmine 'Star of Tuscany'

Jasmine is highly suitable for growing in large containers, near a sunny south-facing wall, where it will cascade over the side. You'll need some potting soil, potting compost or a mixture of the two, along with your trowel and a watering can.

1. Improve drainage by raising your container on pot feet.
2. Add a layer of soil or compost to the bottom of your container.
4. Place your plant on the soil with the top of its rootball a few centimetres below the rim of the pot.
5. Backfill around the roots with your compost, tamping down gently as you go. Water well.

When you're ready to plant your Jasmine, find a sunny-south facing wall and grab your spade and a fork, along with some horticultural grit and a watering can or hosepipe.

1. Mix grit into the top layer of your soil to improve drainage.
2. Dig a hole twice the width of the plant's rootball.
3. Pop your Jasmine on the hole, with the top of the rootball level with the soil surface.
4. Backfill the hole and gently tamp down the soil around the roots. Water well.
5. Add a layer of mulch to keep the ground moist