Arabian Jasmine, Sambac Jasmine – Jasminum sambac

General Landscape Uses: Ornamental hedge or trellis climber Ecological Restoration Notes: Riparian restoration, pollinator gardens, reforestation understory planting, urban greening Description: This plant is known for its fragrant white flowers. Dimensions: Height 5 ft. Growth Rate: Fast to moderate Native Range: South Asia (India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka) Native Habitats: tropical and subtropical forest edges, dry and moist deciduous forests, riverbanks and riparian zones Soils: well-drained, loamy soil, ph 6 – 7.5 Nutritional Requirements: Soil with organic matter Salt Water Tolerance: Low Salt Wind Tolerance: Low Drought Tolerance: Moderate Light Requirements: Full sun Flower Color: White Flower Characteristics: Fragrant Flowering Season: All year Fruit: purple-black berries Wildlife and Ecology: Pollinator attractor, soil stabilization, and air purification Horticultural Notes: Grown from cuttings or layering. Comments: