Sunday, March 25, 2018

Jasmine Flower - Facts and Photos

Famous for Fragrance



Native to the subtropical and tropical areas of Asia, the plant has been cultivated worldwide. 

Images shown were taken with an iPhone in the wife's garden.

It's important to get them posted today because the month of March will soon end.

I like to post flowers during the season they begin blooming. Here ya go.


Jasmine flowers, buds, garden, Okinawa, Japan


There are over 200 types of Jasmine plant in this species.

The flowers may be seen growing as shrubs or the plants may be vines.


flowers, Jasmine, garden


Botanical Name: Jasminum

English: Jasmine

Japanese: ジャスミン (Jasmine)



close-up, Jasmine, flowers, garden




Jasmine is used in weddings and religious ceremonies around the globe.

Oil extracts flowers is used in lotions, perfumes, shampoos, and soaps.

The scent of flowers is strongest in the evening hours. Women know this.

If a single woman plants the stuff outside her bedroom window, caution.

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Jasmine, Hibiscus, garden, flowers



Backing off a bit shows the size of Jasmine flowers, compared to a Hibiscus.

The Jasmine flowers are about an inch in diameter. Photo - Top Left.


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