Jasmine sambac

Jasmine, citrus plants, gardenia, stephanotis, orange jessamine, begonia, certain orchids, passionflower, hoya, angel's trumpet, and plumeria all offer sweet-smelling flowers. Scented geraniums, sweet bay, eucalyptus, and Cuban oregano also have fragrant leaves.

A true jasmine, smells just like my favorite jasmine green tea.

Jasmine sambac blossoms from my potted plants.

The Arabian Jasmine is a loose-growing vining shrub that blooms with such breathtaking fragrance; it rivals those of the citrus family and even the infamous Gardenia! It may bloom sporadically throughout the year, but you will most likely observe it in all its glory during the summertime. It has a tendency to perform extremely well in containers, and with its heavy fragrance, as well as attractive dark green foliage, it is an ideal candidate for any shady, oasis-like patio location. This…

Jasminum sambac or Arabian Jasmine is a weak stemmed, evergreen climber with fragrant, white flowers and pink buds in spring and summer. The leaves are a rich deep green. This is a good alternative to some of the other jasmines because of its slower a

White mogra or arabian jasmine or Jasminum sambac flower Buds on Beige background

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A top favorite among the Arabian Jasmine varieties, Jasminum sambac 'Grand Duke of Tuscany' (Arabian Jasmine) features the biggest flowers of all sambacs with its fully double, white blooms, 1 in. across (2.5 cm). Resembling camellias, the sweetly fragrant blossoms are borne at the tips of upright stems adorned with deep green ruffled leaves. Growing with a compact bushy habit, this Arabian Jasmine is ideal for warm, humid areas and may bloom almost year-round in frost-free areas.

Last year we bought a new Jasminum Sambac - Jasmine Grand Duke of Tuscany from Logee's and this year it did yield its first fragrant blossoms. August 9, this beauty opened with yet another bud underneath. Look what heavy rain did in just one day... Waiting 3 more days did yield another double blooming, highly fragrant beauty. They are so lovely! Jasmine 'Grand Duke of Tuscany' - Jasminum Sambac ← click it We hope it will look bigger next year! Related links: {Our Jasminum Sambac 'Maid of…