What is the value of jasmine

The garden value of jasmine

Jasmine is a plant that blooms in winter and spring. Its flowers are white and fragrant, and have high ornamental value.

Jasmine can be grown in potted plants indoors or in the garden. The hairy jasmine not only has a long flowering period, but if it is grown in a potted plant indoors, it can be used for embellishment, which is very unique. When planting in the courtyard, you can place it in pots or plant it in the open field, which is a great way to decorate the winter.

In addition, hairy jasmine can also be made into wreaths for decoration.

Economic Value of Jasmine

Jasmine has certain economic value and is very valuable.

Jasmine has a strong fragrance and can be used to extract jasmine oil and make essences. In addition, because hairy jasmine can be used as medicine and to make tea, etc., these are all manifestations of the economic value of hairy jasmine.

Medicinal value of jasmine

The medicinal value of hairy jasmine is also very high. Hairy jasmine has the effect of regulating qi and harmonizing the middle, and can treat abdominal pain, swelling and pain of sores, red and swollen eyes and other symptoms.

Jasmine contains volatile oily substances, which can promote blood circulation and relieve pain, relieve abdominal distension and pain, etc. It is an excellent product for treating pain.

In addition, hairy jasmine itself has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, and has an inhibitory effect on a variety of bacteria. It can be taken orally or applied externally.

When used as medicine, hairy jasmine can be boiled in water and taken with honeysuckle and other ingredients. The roots of jasmine can also be used as medicine to relieve pain and treat insomnia. Generally, you need to dig out the roots in autumn, cut them into slices and dry them for later use. You can also harvest the flowers for later use.