Arabian Jasmine

Evergreen jasmine (Jasmium Sambac) with glossy rounded leaves and waxy snow-white flowers. Heavenly scented. Despite its name, this jasmine is most popular in Asia, where it is a favourite in wedding garlands.

A unique perfume - a jasmine to inspire poetry. Less hardy and less prolific than its white jasmine cousin, this arabian jasmine has an unbelievably sweet scent. This weeks jasmine sambac are looking freally nice and bushy with plenty of buds and the first opening blooms just as pictured.

45cm high in a 1L pot

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Looking after your Arabian Jasmine

These instructions are sent with the plant gift

This scented jasmine (Jasminum sambac) is grown for its heavenly perfume and white starry flowers. It will do well on a sunny windowsill or in a conservatory. This summer jasmine does not flower as profusely as some of its relatives, but it will flower for a long period if you keep cutting back the spent flowers.

.To ensure your plant gets enough light, place it near a window in a bright room or conservatory or on a patio outdoors in the summer. A cool room is best so try to keep your plant away from any radiators. Try to keep your jasmine away from radiators and draughts whilst it is indoors in the winter.

Keep nipping off the spent flowers to encourage more shoots and buds.

If the leaves appear scorched or crispy check that they are not too close to a window. Leaves and buds can both be scorched or chilled by contact with window glass. If buds and flowers are dropping without opening check for draughts and extremes of temperature.

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Arabian Jasmine

Jasmium Sambac

Highly scented white star shaped flowers

A unique perfume - a jasmine to inspire poetry.

Cultivated in india for hundreds of years, this is a really highly scented jasmine associated with weddings and romance.

Season: Mar to Jun

Very highly scented flowers used in asian weddings

Further information available at http://www.ehow.com/list_7408316_potted-jasmine-plants.html