Jasmine

picture of jasmine with white flower buds

A captivating member of the olive family, jasmine is revered for its heavenly scent. White, star-shaped flowers bloom along climbing tendrils and evergreen leaves. Jasmine vines are perfect hanging in pots or climbing up a trellis, creating a unique architectural feature in your home. They add whimsy, romance, and a sweet scent to your space.  

 how this nature nurtures you 

Jasmine are wonderful air purifiers, removing toxins from the indoor environment. 

They are enduring symbols of love, sensuality, and feminine strength. Their fragrance stirs the heart and lifts the mood of anyone nearby.

Celebrated as community builders because their scent transcends borders and boundaries, bringing tranquility and calm on the breeze. Essential oil of jasmine is used in traditional medicine to ease depression and anxiety, and to promote a peaceful sleep.

 how to nurture your nature 

  ORIGIN

Warm, tropical regions of Africa, Eurasia and Oceania

  WATER

Continually moist, but not soggy. Water when top 3 centimetres of soil feels dry.

  LIGHT

Bright, indirect light. A south or east facing window is preferred.

  TEMPERATURE

They like to be warm. 18-28 degrees Celsius

  HUMIDITY

Mist once per week

  TOXICITY

Non-toxic to humans and animals

  FERTILIZER

Feed every month in the spring and summer with an all purpose fertilizer.  Apply to damp soil so you don't burn the roots.  

  OTHER NICE-TO-KNOWS

Responds very well to pruning, and the cuttings may be propagated.

Watch this creative 5 minute video that walks you through that process.