The flowers of Jasminum polyanthum are highly fragrant, with a sweet, intense scent that can perfume the air around them. They are often used in perfumes, essential oils, and as cut flowers for their aromatic properties.

Common Jasmine Jasminum Polyanthum

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Description

A lovely scented climber that flowers in late winter, early Spring.

 

Evergreen. Height to 6 m.

 

Full sun, or part sun/part shade.

 

Princess Fancy-Plants:

 

"Personally I've always preferred Common Jasmine to Chinese Star Jasmine. I love the pink undertones and prefer the more gentle fragrance of the Common Jasmine. As Common Jasmine flowers a little earlier than Chinese Star Jasmine, it is one of the first fragrances to herald the arrival of Spring, which in South-East Queensland lasts for about 10 minutes.

 

If you have a spot that is a little shady, I've found Chinese Star Jasmine to be the tougher of the two. Although I've successfully grown Common Jasmine in shade as well - it just doesn't grow as quickly or flower quite as much as it does in the sun."