Growing Zones

Find the right jasmine for your climate

Global Growing Zones for Jasmine

ZoneClimateMin TempBest SpeciesRegions
TropicalHot & humid year-round15°C+J. sambac, J. nitidumPhilippines, Indonesia, India (lowlands), Caribbean, Central Africa
SubtropicalWarm, mild winters5–10°CJ. sambac, J. grandiflorum, J. officinaleSouthern US, Southern China, Mediterranean, Southern Brazil
Warm TemperateHot summers, cool winters-5–5°CJ. officinale, J. humile, J. polyanthumNorthern US, Central Europe, Japan, Northern China
Cool TemperateCold winters, mild summers-15–-5°CJ. nudiflorum, J. officinaleNorthern Europe, Northern US, Canada (sheltered)

Philippine Growing Zones

ZoneRegionsElevationBest SpeciesNotes
Lowland TropicalCALABARZON, Central Luzon, Visayas0–500mJ. sambacYear-round, high pest pressure
Mid-AltitudeIlocos, parts of Mindanao500–1,000mJ. sambac, J. grandiflorumBetter quality flowers
HighlandCAR (Benguet, Mountain Province)1,000–1,500mJ. sambac (with protection)Cool nights enhance fragrance

USDA Hardiness Zones for Jasmine

SpeciesUSDA ZoneMin TempNotes
J. sambac9–11-6°C (20°F)Container in colder zones
J. grandiflorum8–11-12°C (10°F)Marginally hardy in zone 8
J. officinale6–10-23°C (-10°F)Most cold-hardy fragrant species
J. polyanthum8–11-12°C (10°F)Protect from hard freezes
J. nudiflorum6–10-29°C (-20°F)Extremely cold-hardy
J. mesnyi7–10-18°C (0°F)Semi-evergreen
J. humile7–10-18°C (0°F)Heat-tolerant

Climate Adaptation Tips

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Hot Climates

Provide afternoon shade. Mulch heavily. Water deeply but infrequently. Choose heat-tolerant cultivars.

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Cold Climates

Grow in containers, bring indoors for winter. Plant against south-facing walls. Use frost cloth for protection.

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Wet Climates

Ensure excellent drainage. Use raised beds. Choose disease-resistant varieties. Prune for air circulation.

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Dry Climates

Drip irrigation essential. Mulch 10 cm deep. Mist in evenings. Choose drought-tolerant species.