Jasminum Polyanthum

A native of the Azores, the vigorous, dense growing vines flower from spring through fall. Clusters of multi-petaled, pure white blooms form on the growing tips with individual flowers emerging over several weeks.

Poet's Jasmine (Jasminum grandiflorum) The rich, sweet fragrance which emanates from the 1" single blooms will intoxicate the senses and delight one's spirit. Blooming spring through fall in temperate areas and an ever- bloomer in southern climates, this...

Blooming throughout the year, its heaviest flowering occurs from spring through fall. Twisted Jasmine (Jasminum tortuosum) If you are looking for a Jasmine with fragrance and strong growth to fill your growing area, J.

Yellow Jasmine ‘Revolutum' (Jasminum humile) Distinctively different from other species, Yellow Jasmine has bright, sweetly scented blooms which appear year-round on this stiff-stemmed vine.

This unique cultivar is often used in bouquets at weddings and festive occasions in India. Jasmine ‘Flore Plena' (Jasminum sambac) This new cultivar brings the intoxicating fragrance typical of the sambac cultivars along with its unique double blooms.

Feed monthly with a water-soluble, organically sourced fertilizer, or scratch in a granular fertilizer. Water Use: Medium Watering Details: About 1" per week. Hummingbirds visit the shell-pink flowers as soon as they open from furled rose pink buds.

Indian Jui Jasmine(Jasminum molle) Delightfully scented flowers emerging in dense clusters will await you in late spring through fall with this enduring grower. Vining by nature, its stems are somewhat ridged.

South African Jasmine (Jasminum angulare) Its vining habit is compact and contained creating the perfect jasmine for limited space. The divinely fragrant flowers are star-shaped and pristine white.

The fragrance of the white flowers clears the air and adds a touch of peaceful tranquility. Also known as “Arabian Tea Jasmine,” it is the national flower of the Philippines, where it is known as “Sampaguita.”

Jasmine ‘Grand Duke of Tuscany' (Jasminum sambac) With a rich, heavenly fragrance, the thick 1" fully double white blooms emerge on the tips of its upright stems. The carnation-like blooms are much revered throughout Asia where a perfumed drink is made...

Jasmine ‘Belle of India' (Jasminum sambac) Sweet fragrance, double pure white flowers and an upright vining habit make this cultivar of Jasminum sambac a pleasure to grow. Although a minimum indoor temperature of 60º and good light are needed to reach...

French Perfume Jasmine ‘Flora Plena' (Jasminum grandiflorum) One of our finest vining Jasmines, the fragrant double white flowers adorn this modest grower ten months of the year and only stop blooming during late winter.

Jasmine Fragrance Collection We've combined our three best jasmines into a Fragrance Collection. You'll receive one plant each of Jasmine ‘Maid of Orleans' (Jasminum sambac), Yellow Jasmine ‘Revolutum' (Jasminum humile) and Azores Jasmine (Jasminum...

They bloom during winter and the early parts of spring. Its flowers resemble and smell like the flowers on winter jasmine vines, but bloom from April to June. Jasminum floridum, or showy jasmine, is similar to winter jasmine.

If ingested, they can affect the digestive and nervous system and, in some cases, cause death. Asiatic jasmine, also known as Dwarf Confederate jasmine or small leaf Confederate jasmine, is a ground cover.Shrubs and climbing jasmine can be planted in...

According to Kathleen Karlsen of Living Arts Originals, during Victorian times "speech bouquets" were a popular way for a man to compliment a woman--since direct verbal expressions of emotion between unmarried members of the opposite sex were strongly...

When you water, apply enough so it drains all the way through and out the pot's drainage holes. In summer, water whenever the soil starts to dry out on top. Spider mites are tiny white insects that build webs on the leaves.

Like other species of jasmine, sampaguita is exceptionally fragrant, with small white flowers that, in warm climates, bloom throughout the year. Wandersee and Renee M. The making of jasmine tea dates back to the Song dynasty, around a thousand years ago,...

Both contain species that produce pleasant scents, and both grow as vines. Eating the berries that grow on Japanese honeysuckle, for example, may lead to convulsions, problems breathing, rapid heartbeat, diarrhea and vomiting.

Heart-shaped, hairy, dark green leaves are topped with inflated pouch-like flowers. Putting this plant on a humidity tray is a good idea. Jasminum polyanthum, sometimes called winter jasmine, is probably the easiest species to grow indoors.

Jasmine oil is extracted from Jasminum sambac L Aiton of the Oleaceae family, which is deep, mahogany brown with a sweet, exotic and richly floral smell.There are well over 100 constituents found in jasmine oil, the main chemical components are benzyl

Its turn-your-head, intense Jasmine-like fragrance is strongest, even rivaling and exceeding some of the true Jasmines (Jasminum spp.), Gardenias, Night Blooming Jasmine, Night Blooming Cereus, Angel's Trumpet (Brugmansia spp.

Pick a site that gets lots of sun, but is protected from cold winter drafts. Hoya are tough plants and don't require much coddling. Gardenia ( Gardenia jasminoides ) Jessica Walliser Gardenias are incredibly beautiful and fragrant, but admittedly, they're...

This everblooming Jasmine has bushy growth and does particularly well on windowsills. There are 200 species, mostly from Asia, Europe and Africa. Jasmine, known for its beautiful flowers and shining leaves, can fill your house with a unique fragrance.

Water Use: High Watering Details: Keep fairly moist--at least 1" per week, more during especially hot, dry spells. Do not allow to remain soggy. Diseases & Pests: No major problems.

Healthy, lush houseplants effortlessly spruce up even the dullest, drabbest of corners, infusing life, texture and color. Other scents common to geraniums include strawberry, old spice, nutmeg, coconut, pineapple and almond.Gardenias (Gardenia jasminoides)...

Water Use: High Watering Details: Keep fairly moist--at least 1" per week, more during especially hot, dry spells. Do not allow to remain soggy. Diseases & Pests: No major problems.