Types and pictures of jasmine

"What a beautiful jasmine flower" is a song that people are familiar with, but do you really know the jasmine in the lyrics? Do you know its classification and characteristics? In order to let everyone know and understand jasmine better, I will make a special introduction to the types and pictures of jasmine today. Friends who like this beautiful flower can take a closer look.

Types and pictures of jasmine

1. Common varieties of jasmine: single-petal jasmine

Single-petal jasmine is a common variety of jasmine. The plant of this jasmine is relatively short, no more than 90 cm in height, and the stems and branches are relatively thin, vine-shaped. In some areas, it is also called vine jasmine. The corolla of single-petal jasmine is single-layer, with seven to eleven petals, each about 1.3 cm long, white in color, with a slightly pointed top, and each inflorescence can produce three to twelve flowers.

2. Common varieties of jasmine: double-petal jasmine

Double-petal jasmine is also a common variety of jasmine. It has the largest cultivation area in our country. It is an upright bushy shrub. When it grows up, it is mostly between one and one and a half meters tall. It has many branches and thick stems. The epidermis of its stem is mostly gray-brown, with beautiful cymes. Each inflorescence can produce three to seventeen buds, and the maximum can exceed thirty.

3. Common varieties of jasmine: double jasmine

Double-petal jasmine is also a common type of jasmine. Its leaves are particularly green, and its buds are tight and nearly round. Each of its corollas has sixteen to twenty-one petals, and the petals are relatively small. When they open, the layers are particularly obvious. It usually opens at seven or eight o'clock in the evening, and when it opens, the first two layers will open first, and the others will open the next day. This double-petal jasmine has a longer flowering period, but a lighter scent, and is suitable for growing in environments such as hillsides and dry land.