How I planted it over a rock. First - cut away the main root of a wrightia religiosa seedling and plant it in a deep pot. This would create a multi roots system and the roots can grow long enough. Dig it up again when the tree grows bigger with more roots. Wash away all the soil and wrap the roots around the rock. Replant it again and cover the soil to the top of the rock. Finally waits for it to grow.

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I also have a large plant. Three blossoms will make an entire yard sickly sweet with a heavy smell. It is not unpleasant but reminds me of old perfumes my grandmother and her friends used. I can't give it away either, but it is a tough plant that took some abuse last winter. I am dreading the coming weeks, but on a plus side. It does attract alot of pollinators that get frenzied over the constant nectar it produces that help my citrus plants set fruit.

Hi, I think dhan sells it now on ebay but he calls it water jasmine, in case you want to look. I have bought from him and I am very pleased.