Jasminum sambac - Arabian Jasmine
Oleaceae
Jasminum sambac is an evergreen shrub, that often reaches 5 ft in height in pots. The flowers are used in making perfumes and as a flavoring in tea. Arabian jasmine is native to India.
Jasminum sambac
( Arabian Jasmine )
Evergreen shrub appropriate for training on arbor or trellis, or growing in container for indoor-outdoor use. Dark green ovate leaves are 3 inches long.
Botanical name: Jasminum sambac var. 'Grand Duke Of Tuscany' Family: Oleaceae (Jasmine family)
Butt Mogra, a slow growing Jasmine but grandest of them all. This tall growing shrub has Gardenia type flowers as large as carnations.
#982 Jasminum sambac
Common Names: Arabian jasmine
Family: Oleaceae (olive Family)
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Jasminum sambac 'Grand Duke of Tuscany'
(syn. J. sambac 'Flore Pleno')
Strongly fragrant, very double, 1.5", white blooms are borne continuously. Deep green glossy foliage on twining vine or scrambling shrub to 8'. Cannot ship to AZ.
Jasminum sambac Arabian Knights, Nyctanthes sambac
Family: Oleaceae
Arabian Knights tea jasmine, Arabian Nights, Sampaguitas, Arabian Jasmine, Hawaiian Pikake
Origin: India, widely cultivated in South China ...
Jasminum sambac, the national flower of Indonesia and the Philippines
Main article: List of Indonesian floral emblems ...
Arabian jasmine (Jasminum sambac) is a popular landscape shrub with vining tendencies. It is prized for its very fragrant, white star-shaped flowers and is grown commercially in various tropical and semitropical climates for both perfume and tea.
Arabian jasmine Jasminum sambac
Arabian schismus Schismus arabicus
Arizona cypress Cupressus arizonica
arrow bamboo Pseudosasa japonica
arrowhead vine Syngonium podophyllum
artichoke thistle; cardoon Cynara cardunculus ...
Jasminum sambac (Arabian Jasmine)
Jasminum volubile
Jasminum blinii synonym of Jasminum polyanthum (Pink jasmine, Winter Jasmine)
Jasminum delafieldii synonym of Jasminum polyanthum (Pink jasmine, Winter Jasmine) ...
A single flower put in a bowl of water will scent a room. The aroma varies from clone to clone, and has been described by various people as: spicy bananas, port wine, paint thinner, pear drops, or Jasminum Sambac.
 See also: Jasminum, Trachelospermum, Carissa, Agave Attenuata, Aristolochia
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