Yes. You can boil up water, and let jasmine flowers soak to make a green jasmine tea. to add more flavor, you can cut up jasmine leaves while the water is still hot. And it is safe, as they are not something else than a jasmine plant.
I don't know who wrote the above, but this is WRONG!
Confederate Jasmine is poisonous!
Please look it up.
Edith's Checkerspot (Euphydryas editha) feed on flower nectar as adults. The caterpillars feed on the flowers and leaves of their host plant and surrounding plants. The larvae are known to eat the entire host plant.
it is called a seedling inless it has 2 leaves then it is not a plant its a sprout
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After you repair the Power Plant, Team Rocket is no longer in the way. If you listen to the Rocket Grunt who stole the Power Plant part, he will recognize that Team Rocket has once again disbanded because of you. He then leaves disgruntled, and Team Rocket is completely disbanded.
No, a herb is a flavouring derived from the leaves of plants. Cacao is derived from the seeds of the cacao plant and should more properly be described as a spice.
no Jasmine plant has dark green simple leaves, trailing habit and scented white flowers produced in clusters.
a Jasmine is a climbing shrub with delicate and fragrant white or yellow flowers. fro9m Persia
For procurement of scented flowers
No, jasmine plant leaves typically have smooth edges, not jagged ones.
The jasmine plant has simple, pinnate leaves that are usually oval or lance-shaped. The leaves are arranged opposite each other on the stem.
A Rose has leaves and flowers.
A type of plant that has pink flowers and hairy leaves is called a Woodland Margin.
A Cactus - it has a modified stem which produces flowers, but no leaves.
The amaryllis plant produces flowers without any leaves present on its stem. The flowers grow first, followed by the long, slender leaves that emerge after the flowering is complete.
The plant you are referring to is likely a jasmine plant. Jasmine is a climbing vine with large white fragrant flowers. It is popular for its sweet scent and is often grown for its aesthetic appeal in gardens.
The flowers and the leaves
Yes plant growth occurs at stem, leaves, flowers and roots. The flower after fertilization grow in to the fruit.