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Common name: "Arabian Jasmine" or "Sambac Jasmine"
Latin name:
Jasminum sambac

Arabian or Sambac Jasmine - Jasminum sambac
Native to: India to Burma
Growth habit:
An upright woody or vining bush usually not over 36" in height or width.
Flowers:
Yes, very fragrant cluster of white flowers.
Temps:
Normal indoor temps
Humidity:
Not critical.
Pests: Watch for aphids or spider mites.
Lighting:
Pictured Houseplant: 
10" Sambac Jasmine Trellis
Houseplant Cultural information: "Arabian Jamine's" are popular during the spring and summer for use on patio's and covered decks. Unless you have a greenhouse or atrium, most "Sambac Jasmine's" are discarded at the end of the season.

Outdoors place your Jasmine in a bright location that's sheltered from hot mid-day sun. Feed monthly with low nitrogen fertilizer. Most plant foods are labeled with 3 numbers, for example 20-20-20, nitrogen will be the first number listed. Periodically throughout the summer your plant will reward you with several clusters of very fragrant white flowers.

"Sambac Jasmine's" are available during in the spring in larger container sizes either as an upright plant or grown on a trellis. 

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