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Jasminum azoricum L., Sp. Pl. 7 1753. (Syn: Jasminum azoricum var. aureovariegatum Weston; Jasminum suaveolens Salisb. [Illegitimate]; Jasminum trifoliatum Moench [Illegitimate]);
Madeira as per WCSP;
Although this species is very rare in its natural habitat, it is widely used in gardens as per IUCN Red List (CR);
Common name: Azores Jasmine • Tamil: பெருமல்லி Perumalli
[efloraofindia:33467] Jasminum azoricum from Gurgaon, Haryana : Attachments (4). 3 posts by 3 authors.Jasminum azoricum L. from Gurgaon, Haryana.
Please note opposite trifoliate leaves, shining, somewhat longitudinally folded when young, white flowers, very short calyx teeth (1-2 mm), long corolla tube (ca 2 cm long) almost twice as long as corolla lobes.
Also Known as J. flexile ?
I Hope this is a very common garden plant few around Kolkata in gardens !!
Kindly help Id this Jasmine flower at a private society at Pune
leaves are trifoliolate.
fragrant flowers
This is Jasminum azoricum Linn. References:
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