Jasmine plants require well-draining soil for indoor success. The ideal combination includes equal parts of standard potting ...

Jasmine has enchanted people for thousands of years with its aromatic blooms. The romantic fragrance is widely used in perfumes, including the famous Chanel No. 5, and can be added to bathwater for a ...

Growing jasmine indoors does require a little effort, but the reward of its sweetly fragrant flowers makes it worth it. A few types can be grown as a houseplant so you can enjoy the delightful scent ...

It’s best to steer clear of blooming plants, such as tropical hibiscus and Arabian Jasmine, since they tend to require more natural light, could set your office mates’ pollen allergies into overdrive, ...