TIMELESS BEAUTY AND BENEFITS OF JASMINE FLOWERS

Timeless beauty and benefits of jasmine flowers

Delicate and beautiful, with a silken texture and fragrant scent, the symbol of enchantment through the ages in one culture after another, jasmine flowers are. Known as the "Queen of the Night," jasmine blooms at dusk,  giving off a sweet, intoxicating odor that enchants gardens and homes with an ethereal charm. Beyond beauty and fragrance, however, jasmine flowers hold a lot of history behind them, with many uses that make them a favorite among many.
A Symbol of Love and Purity

Jasmine is an emblem of love, beauty, and purity associated with the cultures worldwide. Many florists use the flowers in wedding ceremonies,  religious rituals, festivals, etc. as symbols for unity and devotion.  The garlands in Southeast Asia are considered an easy offering in the temples and are worn on the body to invoke blessings. The symbolic beauty of the flower is thus used in poetry, art, and tradition.
Health and Wellness Benefits

Jasmine is not only a treat to the senses but also a wonder of health benefits. The essential oil extracted from jasmine flowers is soothing and also lifts away all stress anxiety and even symptoms of depression. Due to its soothing effect, people make an infusion of jasmine flowers with tea leaves to drink a special tea known as jasmine tea. Some research studies reveal that drinking jasmine tea helps increase metabolism, aids digestion, and boosts moods.
This is the favorite of any gardener.  Jasmine can grow very easily with the proper condition: full sun and well-draining soil. Whether it's planted in a trellis, potted plant, or groundcover, jasmine adds that touch of elegance and romance to the outdoors.