Hi, I think you can try the vines forum.

I DON'T THINK THAT I HAVE A CLIMBING VINE JASMIN,IT IS GROWING MORE LIKE A TREE WITH A THICK TRUNK AND BRANCHES COMING OUT ALL AROUND ABOUT HAVEWAY UP THAT TRUNK,HAD THE SMALL CLIMBING ONE BEFORE THAT SMELLS LIKE HEAVEN,BUT THIS IS DIFFERENT,BUT I HOPE IT WILL SMELL TOO

Do you think your jasmine may be a night-blooming jasmine (cestrum nocturnum)? They are more shrub like and can get quite large. They have long tubular white flowers that open and have fragrance at night only, you will miss these blooms if you look in the daytime (as they will already be spent). If you look on the moon garden forum here on garden web there is a lot of info on night blooming jasmine. There is a link listed below with photos of this plant. Good Luck
~Lenette

Here is a link that might be useful: night blooming jasmine

FOUND THE LABLE IT'S MURRAYA PANICULATA AN EVERGREEN FRAGRANT SHRUB GROW TO 15'T X 5'W.MAIN PROBLEM I AM HAVING IS ALL THE YELLOW LEAVES,EVEN THE AVOCADO,THE
TRUMPET VINE'S ALL GETTING YELLOW LEAVES ON THE BOTTOM,ANYONE KNOW WHAT WOULD BE CAUSING IT?

Hi! Just so that you know, typing in UPPER CASE means that you're shouting. Press your Caps Lock button to "Undo" all being capitalized. (left side of keyboard just above shift).
Something's going on with the roots. Where was this plant before you bought it? In a nursery/greenhouse out of the hot sun?
When you repotted it, did you plant them at the same level as in the original container?
Do your new pots have drainager holes?
Have you fertilized in addition to the slow-release fertilizer the soil has?
Any of these can hurt the plants like what is showing.
kevin

AS I SAID IN BEGINNING,BAD EYES AND CAN'T SEE WHAT I AM TYPING WITHOUT CAPS.THE ADVOCADO AND OTHERS,WITH YELLOW LEAVES I HAD OVERWINTER IN THE HOUSE AND NOT TRANSPLANTED AS OF NOW.THE JASMINE HAD SOME YELLOW LEAVES WHEN I BOUGHT AT WALMART IN A GAL CONTAINER,THATS WHY I TRANSPLANTED IN A VERY LARGE ONE,SAME DEPTH BUT NEW SOIL AND TIMERELEASE.

OK on the caps. Best guess-make sure the soil gets somewhat dryish before watering it again. Hold off any other fertilizers-I read you used soil with time release fertil.
If this went into shock--if it's a bad shock all the leaves will drop. If only partially it might have just dried out some.
One more question, is it a bush from the base or trained as a standard (think lollypop)?
Tropical plants often drop their old leaves about the time new growth is put out. Sometimes it's gradual, othertimes it's most of them. As long as you have new growth on them I wouldn't worry.
kevin
p.s. we call that plant orange jasmine. It's not really a jasmine but is related to the Curry Leaf Tree.

CALLED THE GARDEN CENTER AND WAS TOLD TO BRIN IT BACK,IT IS A PERENNIAL.HAD NO MORE AND GOT THE MONEY BACK,ANS THE MANAGER TOLD ME TO TAKE IT HOME AND SEE IF I CAN NURSE IT BACK.THE TRUNK IS OLD,AND WAS CUT WAY BACK BEFORE,TEMPTED TO DO THE SAME,AS IT LOOKS TOO SICKLY THIS WAY.THANKS FOR YOUR HELP.JUST LET IT GO AND SEE WHAT HAPPEN.

Not trying to be snarky but I've never understood why people who type in all caps claim they need to do it to see what they type, yet don't seem to have a problem reading what everyone else types in non-caps.

EVERYONE THAT KNOWS ME,SENDS E MAIL IN CAPS OR VERY LG.LETTERS.I JUST HOPE YOU NEVER GET OLD OR AND LOOSE YOUR SIGHT,AND SOME DAYS IT IS HARD TO MAKE OUT LETTERS EVEN CAPS,WHEN EVERYTHING IS BLURRY.

Well, I do hope I get old. Much better than the alternative. Never had anyone wish me an early death on this forum before. Thanks.

I DID IT AGAIN & STUCK MY FOOT IN MY MOUTH,BUT EVEN IT CAME OUT WRONG,TO ME IT SOUNDED RIGHT.I WAS TRYING TO SAY,I HOPE YOU DON'T GOT PROBLEMS WITH YOUR EYES AND SIGHT WHEN YOU GET OLD.SORRY I STILL EVER SO OFTEN THINK IN GERMAN,LIKE I STILL RUN THE STEPS DOWN,INSTEAD RUN DOWN THE STAIRS,

Did you repot it? If so, I would guess the plant is going through shock and that's why it's loosing it's lower leaves. If you didn't then I'd guess it's either being overwatered or underwatered. Both will cause leaf drop.

Most likely you are overwatering them. I have the plants in our sunny AZ and they also need good drainage. It sounds like your potting media may be holding water in such a way that you don't need to water too often. Check with your finger before you water and see what happens.

Ks, if you had a Murraya, this is not a Jasmine..I understand its common name is Orange Jasmine or Orange Jessimine, but it's related to citrus..
If you're treating it like a jasmine this is the problem..It needs direct sun, good watering, but allow soil to dry between, fed w/either a citrus food or if you can't locate that, an azalia food will do just fine..Follow container directions for feeding..
It likes a summer outdoors, but take out gradually, otherwise leaves will burn.
W/proper care your Murray will bloom througout the year..Good luck, Toni

KS,
Ignore Chaos. Can't you tell by the name that this person is a troll who just likes to cause trouble?

Anyway, it's probably the hot, dry winds that are causing the leaves to drop. Try to put it into as sheltered a location as you can. This plant loves the tropical humidity, so the hot dry air is not especially to its liking. Throw your coffee grounds or tea bags into the pot to acidify the soil, or use Miracid.

Good luck!