Can You Grow Pink Jasmine As a Houseplant?

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Pink jasmine (Jasminum polyanthum) is grown as a houseplant. This fragrant plant can cover the aroma of cooking and other household odors when in bloom. This evergreen vine enjoys indirect light and a winter rest period when fertilizer is withheld.

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