Mogra

Known for the intoxicating scent of its flowers, this shrub is commonly grown in South-East Asian countries.

Scientific Name:J asminum sambac

Common Names:Arabian jasmine, belle of India, mogra

Flower Colours:white

Bloom Time:variable

Maximum Reachable Height:10 feet

Difficulty to Grow:easy

Care:may be attacked by bud worm, leaf webber, and blosson midge; use insecticidal soap

Sunlight:full sun

Water:n eeds a lot of water, especially when in bloom; make sure the soil is well-drained

Fertiliser:use liquid fertiliser every few weeks in spring and summer

Useful/Special Features:scent of the flowers use in perfumes and air freshners

Culinary Use:dried flowers used in Asian cooking

Ornamental Use:specks of small white flowers look lovely in this shrub; often planted to decorate front lawns

Medicinal Use:leaves are antiseptic and used to treat wounds and acne; drinking jasmine tea helps cure cancer

References:

https://www.wikihow.com/Grow-Jasmine
http://vikaspedia.in/agriculture/crop-production/package-of-practices/flowers/jasmine
https://www.mykitchengarden.info/2014/04/propagate-arabian-jasmine-mogra.html