Jasminum sambac 6" slideshow

Jasminum sambac 6" slideshowJasmine is a genus of flowering shrubs and vines in the Olive family. The Jasmine sambac, or "Arabian Jasmine", has clusters of double flowering white blooms. Flowers have a pleasant smell and woody vines can be pruned as needed. Light: full sun to part sun Soil: well drained all purpose potting mix Watering: keep evenly moist, reducing water slightly in winter Propagation: by cuttings Images are used for general reference only. The size, bloom state

fern-like foliage

has a gregarious and interesting growth habit and dark green shorter leaves

ripe figsHeart notes: dried fig leavesBase notes: cedarwood

Varieties can vary

Spathiphyllum

Philodendron 'Burle Marx' was named after the architect Roberto Burl Marx

The Euphorbia trucali 'Rosea'

Interior diameter at lip: 16"D

silver and even yellow swirls of color on the mostly velvety leaves that can be so striking

At once crisp and sultry

Coconut wax

This scent honors the tradition with notes of jasmine sambac