Sambac Jasmine: The Queen of Jasmine

Sambac Jasmine (Jasminum sambac) is a highly revered and fragrant evergreen climber, native to the Himalayas and Southeast Asia. This stunning plant boasts:

  • Dark green, glossy leaves with a leathery texture
  • Showy, white, star-shaped flowers with a powerful, sweet fragrance
  • Long, slender stems with a twining habit, perfect for trellises or arbors

Fragrance and Bloom:

  • Sambac Jasmine blooms in the evening, releasing its heady scent into the night air
  • The fragrance is intense and sweet, with hints of rose and orange blossom

Cultural Significance:

  • Considered the “Queen of Jasmine” in India and the Middle East
  • Used in traditional medicine, perfumes, and aromatherapy
  • Symbolizes love, sensuality, and spiritual growth in various cultures

Unique Characteristics:

  • More fragrant than other Jasmine varieties
  • Larger flowers, with a more intense scent
  • Can bloom multiple times a year, providing a continuous fragrance

Cultivation and Care:

  • Plant in well-draining soil and partial shade
  • Water regularly, but tolerate some drought
  • Prune to maintain shape and encourage new growth

Experience the Majestic Beauty of Sambac Jasmine:

With its breathtaking fragrance and elegant appearance, Sambac Jasmine is a true delight for the senses. Let its sweet aroma transport you to a world of romance and enchantment.

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