I've inherited what I think is an evergreen jasmine. It is growing up a
southeast facing wall. It is very green, tangled and bushy. It had a few
white jasmine like (looks and scent) flowers in the summer. It now looks
like it is dying, with big clumps of leaves going brown. It has not dried
out or become waterlogged. Any suggestions please? Should I cut it back?
TIA,

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Hayley
(gardening on well drained, alkaline clay in Somerset)