Jasmine (Figure)

Common Name: Arabian Jasmine or Sambac Jasmine

Family: Oleaceae (Olive Family)

Native to western China and northern India, this evergreen shrub is known for its elegant, slender branches that often grow in a slightly vine-like manner. The leaves are opposite, glossy, and oval-shaped, adding to the plant's ornamental appeal.

The flowers appear in cymes, either at the ends of branches or in the leaf axils, with 3 to 9 blossoms per cluster. Each flower has a pure white corolla and emits a strong, sweet fragrance, making it popular for perfumes and traditional ceremonies. Flowering typically occurs from June through October, depending on the climate.

This plant thrives in warm, humid conditions and prefers a well-ventilated, partially shaded environment. It does not tolerate extreme cold, drought, or waterlogged soil. The ideal soil type is slightly acidic, sandy loam rich in organic matter. If winter temperatures drop below 3°C (37°F) for an extended period, the plant may suffer from frost damage, and prolonged exposure can lead to its death.

Due to its delicate nature, *Jasminum sambac* is often cultivated in pots or greenhouses in cooler regions. It is also widely used in cultural and religious practices, especially in South Asian countries, where it symbolizes purity and beauty. With proper care, this fragrant plant can bring both aesthetic value and a delightful aroma to any garden or indoor space.

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