Climbing Jasmine Climbing jasmine is considered one of the most beautiful aromatic ornamental plants. It is characterized by its white or yellow flowers with a strong fragrant scent, which has made it a popular plant in gardens and homes. It belongs to the Oleaceae family and is widely cultivated for decorating fences and balconies. Scientific Name and Classification Common name: Climbing Jasmine Family: Oleaceae Botanical Description Climbing jasmine is a perennial shrubby plant with long, flexible stems that help it climb. Its leaves are glossy green and may be simple or compound depending on the species. The star-shaped flowers grow in clusters and are distinguished by their strong fragrance, especially in the evening. Environment and Cultivation Methods Climbing jasmine prefers: Mild to warm climates Exposure to direct sunlight or partial shade Fertile, well-drained soil It is propagated by cuttings or layering and requires supports to climb. Plant Care Regular watering without over-irrigation Pruning after the flowering season Organic fertilization during the growing period Removal of dry and weak branches Uses Decorating gardens and fences Planting in large pots Perfuming outdoor areas Used in home and public landscape design Aesthetic and Environmental Importance Climbing jasmine provides an elegant aesthetic appearance and attracts beneficial insects such as bees and butterflies. It also contributes to improving air quality. Precautions Does not tolerate severe frost Requires regular pruning to prevent excessive tangling Conclusion Climbing jasmine is a distinctive ornamental plant that combines beauty, pleasant fragrance, and ease of care, making it an ideal choice for plant and garden enthusiasts.