Jasmine.
Be sure to plant jasmine on your plot. It will not cause you any special trouble. Jasmine grows quite quickly, is absolutely undemanding to the soil, and can grow well even in the shade. Jasmine tolerates winter frosts and even transplants from place to place.
At the same time, it blooms for two whole months, June and July, and its elegant, beautiful and abundantly flowering bushes fill the area with a magnificent and delicate fruity aroma, which intensifies in the evening.
Depending on the variety, the flowers can be simple or double. And the bush itself is low-growing or quite tall, up to 1.5 meters high. Jasmine bushes look great both in a hedge and when planted alone, so you can choose a plant for every taste.
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Characteristics: White, yellow, or reddish flowers with a sweet, intense fragrance.
ReplyDeleteUses: Popular as an ornamental plant, an additive for green tea, and a source for essential oils.
Important note: In temperate latitudes (including gardens in Belarus and Russia), the term "garden jasmine" is often mistakenly applied to an entirely different plant — *Philadelphus* (mock orange).
Caring for a true jasmine (a member of the Oleaceae, or olive, family) depends on where exactly you plan to grow it. Most jasmine species are heat-loving tropical vines that, in our climate, can only survive as houseplants.
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