A member of the Olive family, Jasmine sambac grows in USDA Hardiness Zones 8 – 11. A freeze will cause damage, but the roots are hardy and often regrow.

“Jasmine sambac is used in all J’adore fragrances due to its olfactory qualities,” says Demachy, who was in Madurai recently. “For me, it is a very strong and unique ingredient, and I link ...

The Arabian jasmine (Jasminum sambac) is known in Hawaii as pikake.This lovely plant produces a fragrant white lei flower and makes a wonderful addition to a Hawaiian garden. Though likely native ...

"We use jasmine sambac and jasmine grandiflorum from Tamil Nadu and tuberose for J'adore Eau De Parfum, Poison, New Look from La Collection Privee CD and Escale a Pondichery," says Demachy.

Sambac or Arabian jasmine produces its highly fragrant flowers best in sun or part sun. This evergreen has 5-foot vinelike stems that can be grown as a compact shrub in a container or trained on a ...

Jasminum sambac is the source of jasmine oil, which, along with rose oil, is the most expensive oil used in perfumery. This is not surprising because it is said that it takes 8,000 flowers to ...