Jasminum officinale , honeysuckle, tobacco plants, and Nicotiana sylvestris are all particular favourites, with the latter's white tubular flowers seeming to attract the most insects, luckily resulting in copious amounts of seeds.
(AC Health) entered into a share purchase agreement with
Jasminum Corp.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Ayala said AC Health has entered into a share purchase agreement with
Jasminum Corporation, for the proposed acquisition of a 75 percent stake in Negros Grace.
Two fantastic climbing plants for some heavenly indoor fragrance are Stephanotis floribunda, known as Madagascar jasmine, and
Jasminum polyanthum - many-flowered jasmine.
Even our
Jasminum sambac of the jasmine family is in his works.
Jasminum Nudiflorum (Winter Jasmine) For climbing cover, winter jasmine is a great choice.
The Philippine stamp features the Sampaguita (
Jasminum sambac), the countrys National flower in the joint commemorative issue.
Betty Lodge AI PRESUME you're talking about
Jasminum officinale - the summerflowering jasmine.
Mrs Betty Lodge Lyndhurst, Hants Hi Betty I presume you're talking about
Jasminum officinale - the summer-flowering jasmine.
The jasmine flower scented green tea practically exemplifies floral scent enhancement of green tea owing to the consequence of tea adsorption and desorption of the volatiles released from the
Jasminum sambac flowers.
The mean proliferation/migration rate of Allophylus spicatus (warm and cold extracts of herba), Philenoptera cyanescens (warm extract), Melanthera scandens (warm extract), Ocimum gratissimum (cold extract), and
Jasminum dichotomum (warm extract) was significantly higher than that of the negative control group.
They are: thymus serpyllum extract; oryza sativa extract; tilia cordata extract; coffea arabica extract; citrus limonium extract;
jasminum sambac (jasmine) flower w sater; chamomilla recutita (matricaria) dried flower; papaver somniferum seed extract; and gleditsia sinensis thorn extract.
Jasminum - shrubs and woody climbers mostly of tropical and temperate Old World: jasmine; jessamine