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The jasmine flower, scientifically known as Jasminum sambac, is one of the most prominent and prestigious perennial aromatic plants belonging to the Oleaceae family, enjoying a high status thanks to its pure white flowers and fragrant aroma. Specialized horticultural studies indicate that the plant thrives when exposed to direct sunlight for periods ranging from seven to nine hours daily to stimulate photosynthesis and blooming, requiring light, rich, and well-drained soil with moderate moisture. Modern scientific research and agricultural experiments confirm that applying regular organic fertilization and disciplined annual pruning directly contribute to renewing branches, improving general structure, and enhancing floral productivity based on books on ornamental plants and landscaping science, applied research in flowering physiology, and global agricultural reports on organic fertilization and soil moisture management for the Oleaceae family.
Ornamental Plants and Landscaping Science. Applied research in flowering physiology and the impact of solar lighting on the quality of plant essential oils. Global agricultural reports on organic fertilization and soil moisture management for plants of the Oleaceae family. General information from the Agricultural Guide and Livestock in Syria - Specialized Evidence Center.
