Jasmine plant growing in coastal areas

I would like to know if the Jasmine plant loses its leaves in the winter. I live in a coastal area where it can be quite windy.

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#1 Comment By shelley On 04/11/2015 @ 3:41 am

Basically it depends on how cold the winter. Some varieties of jasmine have the potential to retain their winter leaves, but only so long as temperatures do not dip below a certain point. Confederate jasmine, for example, is an evergreen variety that will keep its leaves unless temperatures dip below 15F.

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