The silver lining to the current dead summer is fragrant blooms of plethora of Jasmine varieties blooming in my garden which is the only sigh of relief in this scorching summer heat.
Arabian Jasmine, Jasminum Auriculatum )
Jasmine plant care and propagation
Jasmine plant is a star attraction of summer garden. While every other plant somehow thrives through the scorching summer period the Jasmine blooms profusely and spread its fragrance in the garden.
Care
Jasmine plant is a very hardy plant that thrives through extreme weather conditions and are mostly drought resistant that makes them favorable plant in temperate region. They can be pruned once or twice in a year specifically in spring season that aggravates blooms on Jasmine plant.
Stem propagation of Jasmine 
Propagation of Jasmine plant
Jasmine plant can be propagated easily through stem cutting taken from a branch of semi soft stem of jasmine cutting. The cutting can be planted in a mix of well drained soil mix and can be transplanted until roots are developed maturely.
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Jasmine truly is a summer gem—thanks for the helpful care and propagation tips, and I’m looking forward to joining the Garden Affair to see more green inspiration
ReplyDeleteOh I love Jasmine! I wish I could grow it in my neck of the woods. The smell is intoxicating. I've added a post to the link up of my tour of a Governor's Palace in Virginia because they have so many incredible gardens, including an evergreen maze.
ReplyDeleteWonderful flowers dear Arun. Have a good time and all the best
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Dear Arun,
ReplyDeleteYour jasmine plants seem to be a true blessing in your current temperatures – how lovely to be surrounded by such fragrant beauty! 🌿
I especially recognized the Crape Jasmine shown at the top left of your beautiful collage – I remember admiring this plant’s elegant white blooms and sweet scent during our travels to India. It's always a joy to see it again!
Wishing you many more sweet blooms and cool shade from your lovely garden treasures! 🌼🌞
All the best from Austria,
Traude
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I adore jasmine. Wrong season for us but the smell is divine!
ReplyDeleteThank you dear friend for this beautiful belonging. Aloha
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