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Eliza Waters 
Lovely!
Thank you, Trini! x
I can imagine the perfume!
It is heavenly, scents the whole house!
So pretty ✨
Thank you, Karen! ❤
I too have this growing in the garden and find the scent an absolute joy in the early evenings.
It is a lovely treat to brighten our winter days. I look forward to it every year.
Ooh, I love Jasmine! BEAUTIFUL! 🤩
Thank you, Deb. And in your area, it grows outside!
Gorgeous
Thank you, Sheree!
Welcome
Totally exquisite…
Thank you! 🙂
Morning Eliza. At last some flowers, although looks like they might be indoors?
My nasturtium seedlings are 2 inches high now and I had an impulse buy in supermarket yesterday for a couple of osteospurnams.
MJ
Yes, I have a nice indoor garden space that gets me through the long winter. Only thing in bloom outside are snowdrops, but more is coming. I saw some solitary bees yesterday, so things are moving along, hurrah. 🙂
Oh how beautiful!! ❤
I love jasmine, it's one of my favourite flowering plants, but I can't have it in my garden because it gives my husband hayfever!
Thank you, Joanne! What a pity, the sacrifices we must make, sigh… 😉
On my daily walks, I used to smell the fragrance of jasmine from a historic house built in 1743. Then new development and new owners moved in, and the fragrance disappeared…
Oh, that is sad. New owners love change, it seems. But Jasmine is such a lovely plant, who wouldn’t want it?
Cascading aroma. There were 2 Jasmine plants in the nursery greenhouse 2 weeks ago. Such a lovely scent & delicate flowers.
They are a wonderful plant to have in winter, they scent the whole house. 🙂
If only we could smell it along with looking at its beautiful flowers. 🙂
Thank you, Judy. Yes, some pics need a scratch-n-sniff app. 😉
I can almost smell it…..
It is heavenly… 🙂
Jasmine is a Southern favorite and the perfume fills the air in Spring.
If I could grow it outside, I would, alas. But at least, I can find plants for sale in late winter. Next best thing. 😉
Lovely photo Eliza. I am imagining the scent right now!
🙂 Thank you, Allison!
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Thank you for reblogging!
A lovely white froth to tide you over until flowers are blooming outside.
Yes, it really does cheer us at winter’s end. I love this plant! ❤
Beautiful flowers Eliza, I can just imagine their delicate scent!
Thank you, Xenia. They’re so wonderful, a real treat as we await spring’s arrival. 🙂
Bet the smell is just as lovely as the blossoms.
Thank you, Irene, they sure are! ❤
I remember you mentioning this plant. Are you growing it inside?
Yes, inside only here as we’re a zone too cold to overwinter. We got lucky this winter as they often sell out in a single day. Quite popular!
Jasmine definitely does epitomize spring. I see from the comments that you grow it inside. Here it is totally rampant and on the margins of the plantations behind our place it grows in great tangled ropes – the scent in spring is almost overpowering especially at dusk.
Yes, we are in a zone too cool to grow it here outside, so I’m happy when I find a hanging planter for sale in winter. I love the scent, but at this size it doesn’t overwhelm. Growing wild, it sounds like its scent must be amazingly heavy.
Beautiful delicate blossoms. The way everyone is commenting it would be nice to smell internet! It would have to be selective! 😀
Yes, ha! Jasmine is the sweetest of scents, but it can be overpowering for some, though personally, I love it. Thanks much, Denise.
Beautiful image Eliza! Enjoyed seeing it!
Thank you, Reed!
Pretty
Thank you, Karina. 🙂
Wow! I could feel the fragrance.
🙂 Thanks, Rupali. That scent is heavenly!
Did you know that the word jasmine comes down to us from Persian? Another form of the word in English is jessamine.
🙂 Thanks, Steve.
I’ve been looking for some jasmine to grow inside–where did you find it Eliza?
Trader Joes… they only carry them for a few days in February. We were lucky to shop there on the day they had them, as they sell out within a day or two. Maybe you can find one online?
Thanks Eliza. I will look online.
These are fine captures, Eliza! Jovial Jasmine! 🌸
Thank you, Dishita!
Lovely . I like jasmine. It’s very sweet.
Thank you, agreed!
You are most welcome.
What a pleasant treat to see and almost smell this magnificent flower, Eliza. I so love jasmine.
Thank you, Jet. They are a delightfully-scented flower, one I look forward to every winter.
So pretty. It looks like you’ve brought the outdoors indoors 😊.
Thank you, Belinda. My little garden room is such a delight in winter. It helps me get through those short, cold days!
Hi Eliza … I’m back. I know this perfume so well!
Yay! 🙂 Jasmine is such a delight, isn’t it?!
Certainly is! 😀
🙂
I’ve never smelled, or seen for that matter, jasmine. I’ve heard that the tea has some health benefits but I’ve not sipped it yet either. Your image is a great advertisement for its beauty.
Thank you kindly, Steve. Jasmine is a fine treat that comes in the depths of winter right when we need a boost. Sadly, not hardy here, but Trader Joes delivers plants right on time every year. 🙂
Coincidentally, Jasmine Green tea happens to be my favorite. 😀
So pretty
Thank you, Alison!