Jasmines nearly had it!
About 4 weeks ago I brought two lovely jasmine type hose plants, one on a hoop with tubular flowers and one like a small bush with buds, different leave to the one on hoop
All I have done is watered and both pretty much dead! All flowers and buds dropped off both and many yellow leaves
They weren't cheap 
Can I bring em back to life or chuck in the bin?
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Hi Beaus Mum. Try putting them outside. Whats the compost like is it very wet? If so lay them on their side. It may be they have been overwatered. I have grown quite a few. I have one at the moment stephanosis which I think is the tubular one you are talking about. They are fussy about watering and dont like to be too wet or too dry. Have you got a photo.
Hi Yviestevie, they were wet but dried out now
I didn't re pot, do you think that would help? In normal multi purpose?
ill bring them outside and take a pic
Thank you
Jasmine will come back I thought mine was dead at the beginning of the year just all dead wood or so I thought but put the pot outside and never emptied it for some reason and then spotted new growth now it's really healthy and flowering. You may need to let Iit dry out though.
Just been reading up on indoor jasmine since seeing your post and thinking it'd be nice to have one. They sound fussy! changing rooms throughout the year??
Thank you everyone for the advice
I have thrown the labels! Don't ask me why
I have taken pics and will upload when Im up and on lap top 
Changeing rooms super noodle?
Not got many rooms to move to! Only small house 
Mine died, or so I thought, I never got the watering right, so I put it in it's pot outside and forgot it. Then it grew new shoots! So I repotted it and put it out on the kitchen terrace and it's grown, about 3 feet tall now.
wow busy, maybe not all is lost yet
Maybe I shall cut off dead bits, re pot and put outside in the daytime?
Oh, yours looks like stephanotis, mine is a jasmine polyanthum, like in the photo.
Oh so shall I keep mine indoors? I love your type and have a new cream one in the garden