Jasmine is a beautiful and fragrant flower that is native to southern Europe, North Africa, and Asia. The jasmine plant is often treated as an evergreen shrub, but in reality it has a much more complex life cycle.
They emit an earthy scent that may also be described as a sweet and delicate fragrance that is perfect for the indoors. The variety of jasmine plants can be divided into two types: "dry" jasmine and "wet" jasmine. If you want to use this plant in your garden, then the wet type will be better because it requires less care than the dry type.
There are three different types of jasmine you can choose from:
- Jasmine sambac: This type is best for bringing out the best of the flowers’ smell with its enticing green stems and leaves.
- Jasmine sambac grandiflora: This type has large flowers and has matured for up to nine months before blooming. It has a heavy scent that is most suitable and intense in winter time, when the air becomes cooler.
- Jasmine tricolor: This variety features bright colors and small flower clusters, thus making it more attractive than other jasmines.