When does jasmine flower?

Jasmine blooms from May to August, and begins to bloom in May.

Jasmine, alias: Jasmine, an erect or climbing shrub of Oleaceae and Jasminum, is 3 meters high. Branchlets cylindrical or slightly compressed, sometimes hollow, sparsely pilose. The leaves are opposite, simple, papery, round, ovoid or obovate, with rounded or obtuse ends. The base is sometimes slightly heart-shaped, the top is slightly concave or concave, the bottom is convex, and the venules on both sides are often obvious and slightly convex, except for the tufts of hairs between the axils of the lower veins, the rest are hairless; Lobes oblong to suborbicular, apex rounded or obtuse. The fruit is spherical and purple-black. The flowering period is from May to August, and the fruiting period is from July to September. Jasmine is very fragrant, which is a famous raw material of scented tea and an important raw material of essence. Flowers and leaves are used to treat redness and swelling of eyes, and have the functions of relieving cough and resolving phlegm.

Cymes are terminal, usually with 3 flowers, sometimes single or as many as 5; Peduncle 1 ~ 4.5 cm long, pubescent; Bracts tiny, conical, 4 ~ 8 mm long; Pedicel 0.3 ~ 2 cm long; These flowers are very fragrant; Calyx glabrous or sparsely pubescent, lobes linear, 5 ~ 7 mm long; The corolla is white, the corolla tube is 0.7 ~ 1.5 cm long, the lobes are oblong to suborbicular, the width is 5 ~ 9 mm, and the apex is round or obtuse. The fruit is spherical, about 1 cm in diameter, and purple-black. The flowering period is from May to August, and the fruiting period is from July to September.