A third species, pink jasmine (Jasminum polyanthum) is also commonly grown as a houseplant for its heady perfume and pink-tinged flower buds. All Jasminum species are non-toxic to dogs or cats.

Delicate yellow, gold, white, or pink flowers are prolific, highly aromatic, and form singly or in groups of three blossoms.

From the amazing and classic white, to the beautiful pink-lilac shade, Jasmine flowers are a dream come true. And so, here we mention how you can grow Jasmine flowers, that are both beautiful and ...