Hello, I am looking for a cutting of Jasmine Grand Duke of Tuscany. Please let me know if you would like to trade. Seed List: Alyssum (Carpet of Snow) Basil Begonia (Picotee Pink and Illumination Rose) Blue Fescue Cat Grass Cilantro Common Thyme Creeping Thyme Dwarf Japanese Quince Dwarf Pomegranate Jersey Knight Asparagus Lavender (Munstead) Lemon Grass Marjoram Nutri-red Carrot Oriental Poppy Peony (Paul M. Wild) Shirley Poppy

GrnThum. They love two things: a good amount of summer time heat and sunlight. If you can provide these two factors all year round (let's say a through heat lamp and/or grow lights during winter) then they can flower almost all year round for you. Once they get going in the summer, they will continue flowering until the nights dip to around 35~40F IIRC. I use time release fertilizer, sprinkle some Miracle every month or so and sometimes use seaweed extract to water with. But I think the main factors for getting them to produce flowers are heat and sunlight. Of course, a good potting mix will make them happy too.

It is said to be more hardy, faster grower and more flowers than Grand duke. Here is the Grand duke with round leaves compared to Supreme.Mine is loaded with lots of buds and some flowers. I am waiting for supreme to flower.

I was on the phone with Lurvey's asking about other plants, and simply asked if they had jasmines. The employee said they have a whole greenhouse full. So, I suggest calling them. Just google "Lurvey's Chicago" and you'll see where they are and get a map. Good luck!