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Jasmine proves nearly impossible to kill in gardener's tale
Original: I cut the jasmine right back to a stump. Not only did it grow back, it sent a tendril up my downpipe to the gutters. It
A gardener who cut their jasmine back to a stump reports the plant bounced back stronger, sending a tendril up the downpipe toward the gutters. The vine was pulled out of the pipe before it could reach the house, but the story highlights how relentless jasmine can be once established.
Why now: Gardeners are amused and wary of jasmine's legendary resilience and invasive growth.
Evidence
- I cut the jasmine right back to a stump. Not only did it grow back, it sent a tendril up my downpipe to the gutters. It has now been pulled out of the downpipe (fortunately, I found it before it had the chance to invade the house). And when I cut it back this time, the root… · FesteringFerret@aus.social · 8
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