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This species is native to the little known Admiralty Islands which like in the Pacific north of New Guinea where it evolved in isolation. All jasmines are members of the olive family with early interest generated in the Old World by the Ottoman Turks. This quick-growing vine has glossy, green foliage giving it a tropical effect. It is also grown for its intensely fragrant flowers. The vine can be grown on a trellis, used as a ground cover, or planted in a container. Blooms from April to September. The up to 2 inch wide, white flowers have a very strong scent.

Its lovely yellow flowers along bare bright green branches. This is a climbing plant which needs the support of wires or a trellis, as it is not self-clinging. Apart from the cheerful coloring of its flowers, this plant also smells divine. It has opposite leaves and its flowers come out during the winter (short days necessary) when there are no leaves on the bush. The flowers are solitary. One-inch yellow flowers appear before leaves unfold, January to March. Deciduous viny shrub, very hardy.

Small dark green pinnate foliage. Compact attractive shrub or climber with dark green leaves and bright yellow flowers that are 1" across, with the petals shaped into a shallow cup. Fragrance of this variety is very delicate and fruity. The flowers make a beautiful contrast with leaves. Blooms spring through fall, although in warm climates flowers may even appear in winter.

Semi-evergreen to deciduous vine. This vine has lots of fragrant white flowers in spring, summer, and fall. Blooms on new growth. Prefers a moist well-drained light soil enriched with organic matter. Drought and pollution tolerant. Jasmine associates nicely with climbing roses, honeysuckle or clematis, but it looks superb grown on its own. Grown in the perfume fields of Southern France, it has good tolerance to a wide range of temperatures and is easily maintained in pots. Cultivars: Aureoviegatum (variegated), Affine (large, white with pink inside).An age old Indian folk treatment, jasmine was used to suppress milk production. Apply fresh jasmine flowers to the breasts. One Indian study matched bromocriptine with the application of jasmine flowers and both treatments were equally effective lactation inhibitors. This variety has double flowers.

Semi-evergreen to deciduous vine. This vine has lots of fragrant white flowers in spring, summer, and fall. Blooms on new growth. Prefers a moist well-drained light soil enriched with organic matter. Drought and pollution tolerant. Jasmine associates nicely with climbing roses, honeysuckle or clematis, but it looks superb grown on its own. Grown in the perfume fields of Southern France, it has good tolerance to a wide range of temperatures and is easily maintained in pots. Cultivars: Aureoviegatum (variegated), Affine (large, white with pink inside). An age old Indian folk treatment, jasmine was used to suppress milk production. Apply fresh jasmine flowers to the breasts. One Indian study matched bromocriptine with the application of jasmine flowers and both treatments were equally effective lactation inhibitors.

A dwarf evergreen shrub, only up to 10" high. Natural bonsai! The shrub is forming a low mound of densely crowded stems. Tiny leaves are dark green. Blooms with mild fragrance appear profusely during late fall into spring with yellow 1/2" flowers that contrast with the bright green branches. Trains into bonsai; traditional rock garden plant in subtropic climates.

Evergreen vine, grows rapidly up to 20 feet (6 m). Produces masses of flowers in February to April. The buds are pink, hence the name Pink Jasmine. The flowers are white and very fragrant. Absolutely spectacular for winter and spring bloom with dense clusters of starry white flowers completely covering the handsome glossy foliage. Individual flowers are rose colored on the outside and a plant in full bloom can perfume a large area. Vining growth can be encouraged upward or allowed to cascade in a hanging basket.

Known for its 3" pure white flowers, this jasminum has the largest blooms of any Jasmine. J. Rex is smothered in clouds of white in autumn and early winter. Although its leaves are relatively large, its growth is somewhat slow making it containable in limited space. Its lovely white flowers bring a freshness of color to home and conservatory. Hardy Zone 10 and higher. Blooms in fall and winter.

Jasminum rex indeed is a very unusual, spectacular jasmine.

Unlike other jasmines, this one has almost no fragrance, however the blooms look so amazing... It blooms profusely, covered with dozens of flowers for many days to a few weeks.

Jasmine rex is not the easiest plant to grow, however it is not difficult as long as you know what it needs. The main critical factor is excellent drainage. It doesn't like soggy soil or wet feet. At the same time it needs regular watering. Full sun is also a must for flowering.

Humidity is not a critical factor. Remember it is a tropical plant that needs frost-free environment. It is more cold sensitive than other jasmines although it may survive a few hours of light frost.

Once established, it grows vigorously. Make sure to apply fertilizer during active growth. Plant it in a sunny spot using very good quality soil, and do not overwater.

Called pikake in Hawaii, Sambac is the plant used to flavor the jasmine tea and making perfumes. Perfect houseplant, takes both sun or shade, Jasminum Sambac is a beautiful fragrant everbloomer for your home and garden. This variety is close to Maid of Orleans, but has double flowers (smaller size than Grand Duke). Tolerates some shade. Slow growing variety.

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Called pikake in Hawaii, this is the plant used to flavor the jasmine tea and making perfumes. Perfect houseplant, takes both sun or shade, Jasminum Sambac is a beautiful fragrant everbloomer for your home and garden.

This variety is a slow grower, with pale green pointed leaves and double flowers with elongated narrow petals. Prefers filtered light, but will tolerate full sun.

See Video about Sambac varieties

Read more about Jasminum Sambac varieties and see more pictures: Jasminum Sambac Page.