Jasmine varieties, what does jasmine look like (pictures of jasmine)

1. Jasmine Varieties

There are about 200 different varieties of jasmine. If classified by the number of petals, it can be divided into three major categories: one is single-petal jasmine; two is double-petal jasmine; three is multi-petal jasmine. Common jasmine varieties include chronic jasmine, woody jasmine, gem jasmine, golden jasmine, and foreign jasmine.

1. Single-petal jasmine: Its plant is relatively short, about 70-90cm in height. The stems are relatively thin and vine-like, so it is also called "vine jasmine". The leaves are oval and thin, with a slightly pointed tip. It is highly drought-resistant and is generally suitable for planting at the foot of a mountain or on hilly slopes. Its yield is lower than that of double-petal jasmine.

2. Double-petal jasmine: It is the main variety of jasmine planted on a large scale in my country. The plant is about 1-1.5 meters tall, with thick and hard stems and branches. The flower buds are oval with a flat or slightly pointed top, and are also called "flat-headed jasmine". It is cold-resistant and moisture-resistant, easy to cultivate and has a high yield.

3. Multi-petal jasmine: The branches will have relatively obvious wart-like protrusions. The leaves are dark green, and the flower buds are dense, round and short. The petals are small and thick, and there are many of them, usually 16 to 21. It is drought-resistant and can grow healthily even in dry land on hillsides. By hybridizing with single-petal or double-petal jasmine varieties, it is possible to obtain new jasmine varieties with strong resistance, good quality and high yield.

2. What does jasmine look like?

The jasmine flowers are compact and dense. When in full bloom, the petals spread out like fireworks in the sky, or like waves stirred up by rocks, pure and lasting. Jasmine flowers are mostly white, as pure and flawless as snowflakes. The petals are oval in shape, and when they fall, they look like pure white snowflakes falling from the sky to the earth.

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