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Jasminum sambac is a small shrub or vine growing up to 0.5 to 3 m (1.6 to 9.8 ft) in height. It is widely cultivated for its attractive and sweetly fragrant flowers. The flowers bloom all throughout the year and are produced in clusters of 3 to 12 together at the ends of branches. The flowers may be used as a fragrant ingredient in perfumes and jasmine tea.
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Jasminum sambac is a species of jasmine native to tropical Asia, from the Indian subcontinent to Southeast Asia. It is cultivated in many places, especially across much of South and Southeast Asia
Sampaguita Girl - by JBulaong 2017 oil on canvas 24" x 32"
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Hello everyone!! Hope you all are fine in this crucial situation..
Yesterday was 'Pahela Baishakh'. (Bengali: পহেলা বৈশাখ, romanized: Pohela Boishakh) or Bangla Noboborsho (Bengali: বাংলা নববর্ষ) is the first day of Bengali Calendar. It is celebrated on 14 April as a national holiday in Bangladesh by people of Bengali heritage. But this year for the pandemic situation all the programs had been cancelled.
Basically red and white have always been the most popular 'Boishakhi' combination. So here's my kind of celebration on the 2nd day of Boishakh😄 .....
Everyday the flowers bloom four to five, but today they are ten together and I got a chance to share with you people ☺️. Hope you like it!
#stayhomesavelives
The fragrance of flowers spreads only in the direction of the wind. But the goodness of a person spreads in all directions.
-Chanakya
فتاة من لحج متزينة بالفل من وادي الحسيني الشهير في اليمن
A yemeni girl from lahj - yemen with Arabian jasmine
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One of the most fragrant flowers in the world, has become synonymous with the monsoon in the tropics.
Nomenclature confusions abound because of the wide variations in petal and leaf structures and the same cultivar being called by different names in different parts of the same country.
The following 3 major distinctly different cultivars have been identified,
Belle Of India
Maid Of Orleans
Grand Duke Of Tuscany
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A single flower in full bloom
Jasminum sambac
Family Oleaceae
The Ghosh Grove
Rockledge
Florida
USA.
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For more on Arabian Jasmine;
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The 'Arabian' jasmine.
In my care it is a temperamental plant, for reasons I can never deduce. It is apt to go yellow and drop almost all its leaves, and stay dormant for months on end, then suddenly recover again.
The potting mix has been fertilised both with 'Dynamic Lifter' poo-pellets and Osmocote slow release granules. I know it is well fed because weeds that volunteer in its pot grow lushly.
The 'Arabian' jasmine.
In my care it is a temperamental plant, for reasons I can never deduce. It is apt to go yellow and drop almost all its leaves, and stay dormant for months on end, then suddenly recover again.
The potting mix has been fertilised both with 'Dynamic Lifter' poo-pellets and Osmocote slow release granules. I know it is well-fed because weeds that self-sow in its pot grow lushly.
Common name of this ever blooming Jasmine : Arabian Jasmine 'Maid of Orleans' • Hindi: Bela बेला, Motiya मोतिया, Mogra मोगरा •
Botanical name: Jasminum sambac var
Common name: Arabian Jasmine 'Belle of India', Madan mogra मदन मोगरा (Hindi),
Scientific Name:Jasminum sambac
Family:Oleaceae
Common English Name:Jasmin/Maid of Orleans
Common Marathi Name:Mogara
Mogra flower and bud
The Mogra a variety of jasmine, but very different from the famous Jasminum grandiflorum, which is and immediate sweet, and delicate scent. The Mogra captivates with acquaintance.
In India, the Mogra flower has a great significance in religion, as well as perfumes and medicine. The flower is associates with innocent purity, and is considered a favourite flower of Lord Vishnu. Garlands of Mogra are very common offerings to the Gods.
The beautiful white flowers have a strong, but pleasant scent that is enduring and mogra flowers are worn in the hair by women as a beautification choice. Mogra perfumes, aromatherapy oils, attars, hair oils and other creams and lotions are very popular for their scent. The flower itself is very durable, and stays fresh for a long time, even in hot climates. It continues to exude perfume for a day after being plucked. This makes it the perfect hair adornment for use all day.
Mogra is also well respected for its medicinal properties. Aromatherapists use mogra as a healinging and calming influence. The roots and leaves are used in decoctions for relieving sore eyes.
A very pleasing and useful plant indeed.
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10 years back, on this very day of 26 July 1999, India recaptured the last hill at Kargil from Pakistan but at a cost of most valuable lives of so many of our brave & gallant brothers. Let us bow our heads to these great heroes of Kargil war.
Common name: Arabian Jasmine 'Belle of India', Madan mogra मदन मोगरा (Hindi),
Scientific Name:Jasminum sambac
Family:Oleaceae
Common English Name:Jasmin/Maid of Orleans
Common Marathi Name:Mogara
Mogra flower and bud
The Mogra a variety of jasmine, but very different from the famous Jasminum grandiflorum, which is and immediate sweet, and delicate scent. The Mogra captivates with acquaintance.
In India, the Mogra flower has a great significance in religion, as well as perfumes and medicine. The flower is associates with innocent purity, and is considered a favourite flower of Lord Vishnu. Garlands of Mogra are very common offerings to the Gods.
The beautiful white flowers have a strong, but pleasant scent that is enduring and mogra flowers are worn in the hair by women as a beautification choice. Mogra perfumes, aromatherapy oils, attars, hair oils and other creams and lotions are very popular for their scent. The flower itself is very durable, and stays fresh for a long time, even in hot climates. It continues to exude perfume for a day after being plucked. This makes it the perfect hair adornment for use all day.
Mogra is also well respected for its medicinal properties. Aromatherapists use mogra as a healinging and calming influence. The roots and leaves are used in decoctions for relieving sore eyes.
A very pleasing and useful plant indeed.
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パッションの種がアクセントになっててうまー(^ω^)
このとき、翌日着発予定だったおがさわら丸で急病人（心肺停止？）が発生し、八丈まで戻るとの情報が（結局八丈は断念して大島まで戻ったとか）
おが丸の着発時間は未定、ぼくらはそれの次の便で帰ることになっていたので、直接の影響はないものの、夏期のおが丸はシビアなスケジュールでピストン輸送しているため間接的に影響を受けることは必至
また金銭的事情で翌日は午後半休／翌々日は一日ダイビングお休みをして観光をすることに
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Flower groups like this, with a central terminal flower surrounded by a ring of "satellites' happens sometimes with Grand Duke of Tuscany.
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One of the most fragrant flowers in the world, has become synonymous with the monsoon in the tropics.
Nomenclature confusions abound because of the wide variations in petal and leaf structures and the same cultivar being called by different names in different parts of the same country.
The following 3 major distinctly different cultivars have been identified,
Belle Of India
Maid Of Orleans
Grand Duke Of Tuscany
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MAJOR JASMINE VARIETIES
Jasmine Asiatic - Trachelospermum asiaticum
Jasmine Carolina - Gelsemium sempervirens
Jasmine Confederate - Trachelospermum jasminoides
Jasmine Crepe / Pinwheel Jasmine - Trachelospermum divaricata
Jasmine Crepe 'Flore Peno' - Trachelospermum divaricata cv 'Flore Pleno'
Jasmine Downy - Jasminum pubescens / Jasminum multiflorum
Jasmine Gold Coast = Jasminum ilicifolium
Jasmine Lakeview - Murraya paniculata
Jasmine Night Blooming - Cestrum nocturnum
Jasmine Orange - Murraya paniculata
Jasmine Pink - Jasminum polyanthum
Jasmine Pinwheel - Tabernaemontana divaricata
Jasmine Primrose - Jasminium mesnyl
Jasmine Rex - Royal Jasmine
Jasminum sambac - Arabian Jasmine
Jasminum sambac - 'Grand Duke of Tuscany'
Jasminum sambac - 'Maid of Orleans'
Jasmine Shining - Jasminium nitidum
Jasmine Showy - Jasminum floridum
Jasmine Star - Trachelospermum jasminoides 'Star'
Jasmine Wax - Jasminum simplicifolium / Jasminum volubile
Jasmine Winter - Jasminum nudiflorum
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A day old flower is showing signs of wilting.
Jasminum sambac cv 'Grand Duke Of Tuscany"
Family Oleaceae
The Ghosh Grove, Rockledge, Florida, USA.
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For more on Arabian Jasmine;
toptropicals.com/html/toptropicals/articles/shrubs/jasmin...
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... next to the front door steps. I hope that everything will grow well and soon cover all the ground. There are notices "over" the plants that I know, stating their names in English and German.
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Das neu gestaltete Blumenbeet...
... neben der Haustürtreppe. Ich hoffe, dass alles gut wächst und bald der Boden bedeckt ist. "Über" den Pflanzen, die ich kenne, liegen Notizen mit den Namen auf englisch und deutsch.
Medical use: Flower used as corigens odoris, antipyretic, galactosupresant. Leaves treats ulcer and applied as galactosupresant. Root cures wounds, and serves as antipyretic. For fractures.
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This for “it’s summer!” fragrance on our dining room table, plucked from a known planting near the loading dock of Ker’s workplace. It is one of those loves for which I never look for perfection and in fact, like the browning just as much, for there is so much to appreciate in its profusion. We’ve always called this “the double pikake” but in truth it seems a quadrupling in comparison to its single cousin.
The beautiful "Jasminum sambac" picked from my garden. Commonly known as: >English - Arabian jasmine, Tuscan jasmine, Sambac jasmine
>Urdu - Baila or Motiya (موتیا)
Jasminum sambac 'Grand Duke Supreme' (Arabian Jasmine) shows a fully double white bloom with tightly layered petals forming a rose-like flower. Learn more at Top Tropicals: toptropicals.com/catalog/uid/jasminum_grandduke_supreme.htm
Jasminum sambac is a group of fragrant perennial shrubs with origins in Southeast Asia. This is the much storied jasmine that is used to make jasmine tea and the essential oil is used to scent perfumes. This evergreen everblooming shrub requires a tropical culture with rich soil and does best in USDA zones 9 - 11. The plants are compact and grow slowly to a height of 4 - 6 ft. (1.2 - 1.8 m). The cream colored rose-like flowers are almost 2" (5 cm) in diameter and are deeply fragrant.
Seen above at a local nursery where a two gallon specimen retails for $29.00 USD.
I grew a variety of Jasminum sambac in my Venice garden a few years ago. I cultivated several plants in pots as well as in the garden. I was disappointed by the very slow growth and the tendency toward iron deficiency (chlorosis). Arabian Jasmine benefits from very rich soil, warm and humid conditions, full sun in coastal locations and protection from harsh sun inland. Propagate from stem cuttings in the spring.
The common name Arabian Jasmine is deceiving in that this genus originates in the tropical humid regions of Southeast Asia and not the dry conditions of the Middle East. Jasminum sambac is a member of the Oleaceae plant family along with olive, lilac, forsythia, privet and ash.
The beautiful "Jasminum sambac" picked from my garden. Commonly known as: >English - Arabian jasmine, Tuscan jasmine, Sambac jasmine
>Urdu - Baila or Motiya (موتیا)
The beautiful "Jasminum sambac" picked from my garden. Commonly known as: >English - Arabian jasmine, Tuscan jasmine, Sambac jasmine
>Urdu - Baila or Motiya (موتیا)
The plant on the left is my one of my favorites - our Arabian Jasmine! We brought it home when it was in full bloom, and oh did it smell good! The little plant next to it is called a Brazilian firework, because it has these little clumps of flowers that look like they are shooting out like fireworks.
On a jag attempting to photograph all the fragrant white flowers in our garden. Native to southern Asia, India, Philippines, Myanmar and Sri Lanka according to Wikipeida. This Jasmine is rather slow growing but the fragrance is pure heaven. A sweet Jasmine scent with strong notes of citrus blossom. This is the species used to make Jasmine tea. Just now beginning to flower in several locations in our garden. Flowers turn a shade of purple as they mature. Tendency toward iron deficiency best treated in the spring with mineral supplements. Propagate from stem cuttings in the spring.
I brought this down from Cairns with me when I moved. You do see them occasionally for sale in the far north, but I have yet to see a single one down here in the Brisbane area. I wondered if it it was not hot enough for them to grow properly or flower in the southeast corner of Queensland, but the two I have, now planted out, are doing fine.
The double flowers of Grand Duke of Tuscany look more like a small white rose than a typical jasmine flower. They are strongly perfumed.