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Jasmine Kamini

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Why it’s special?

Strong jasmine-like fragrance
Excellent hedge and topiary plant
Repeat flowering after rain
Popular bonsai subject
Glossy evergreen foliage

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🌎 Country of origin: India

Orange Jasmine (Murraya paniculata), known as Kamini, is a popular evergreen shrub or small tree grown for its clusters of small, intensely jasmine-scented white flowers and lush glossy foliage. Native to South and Southeast Asia, it blooms in repeated flushes through the warm months, often after rain, and produces small red berries. The dense, fine-textured leaves make it a superb hedge and topiary plant, while its neat habit suits containers and bonsai. Easy to grow across India's tropical and subtropical regions, Kamini is loved for perfuming gardens and attracting bees and birds.

Specifications

Family	Rutaceae
Native region	South and Southeast Asia
Mature height	2-4 m
Mature spread	1.5-3 m
Growth rate	Moderate
Foliage	Evergreen, glossy compound green leaves
Flower colour	White
Flower season	Warm months, repeat flushes
Climate zone	Tropical and subtropical

Care guide

Sunlight	Full sun to partial shade.
Watering	Moderate; keep soil evenly moist.
Soil / mix	Well-drained fertile loam, slightly acidic.
Temperature	Thrives at 15-38°C; protect from frost.
Humidity	Prefers moderate to high humidity.
Fertilizer	Balanced NPK monthly in growing season.
Pruning	Tolerates hard pruning; great for hedges.
Repotting	Repot every 1-2 years when root-bound.
Propagation	Seeds and semi-hardwood cuttings.
Pests & problems	Watch for psyllids, aphids and scale.
Toxicity / safety	Mildly toxic if ingested; berries not edible.
Difficulty	Easy

Uses

Widely planted as a fragrant hedge, screen, topiary or container specimen, and is a favourite subject for bonsai. The flowers perfume gardens and attract pollinators.

Growing tips

Grow in full sun to light shade with rich, well-drained soil and steady moisture; it flowers in flushes, often after rain. Trim regularly to keep dense for hedging.

Jasmine Kamini Care

Jasmine Kamini (Murraya paniculata) is an easy evergreen that thrives in bright light with three to six hours of direct sun and prefers well-draining, slightly moist soil. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry and avoid waterlogging, which the roots dislike. Feed with a balanced fertiliser through the growing season and trim lightly after flowering to keep the plant bushy and encourage fresh fragrant blooms.

Jasmine Kamini Benefits & Uses

Prized for its clusters of small white flowers that carry a rich jasmine-like fragrance, Kamini is a favourite for scenting balconies, entrances and courtyards. Its dense, glossy foliage makes it excellent for hedges, screens and topiary, while smaller potted plants suit terraces and indoor bright spots. The plant flowers in flushes through the warmer months, often several times a year in Indian conditions.

Where to place Jasmine Kamini

Position Kamini where it gets plenty of light, such as a sunny balcony rail, near a window, or in a bright patch of the garden, so it flowers freely and stays compact. In hot regions a spot with light afternoon shade helps prevent leaf scorch. Placing it close to seating areas, doorways or open windows lets you enjoy the evening fragrance indoors.

Why buy Jasmine Kamini online in India

Buying Kamini online from GardenGo means the plant is sourced locally and dispatched quickly, often within about two hours in serviced areas, so it arrives alive and healthy rather than stressed after days in transit. You can choose from several pot sizes on this page to match your space, from compact starters to established bushy plants. You can also add pots, soil and tools to the same order and have everything for the garden delivered together.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I water Orange Jasmine?

Keep the soil evenly moist, watering when the top few centimetres dry. Water more in summer and reduce in winter, avoiding waterlogging.

How much sunlight does Kamini need?

It grows well in full sun to partial shade. More sun gives denser growth and more of its strongly scented flowers.

Is Orange Jasmine safe for pets?

It is considered mildly toxic if eaten and the berries are not edible, so keep curious pets and children from chewing on it.

When should I repot it?

Repot every one to two years, or yearly for bonsai, in spring using fresh well-drained soil and a slightly larger pot.

How do I propagate Kamini?

Propagate from fresh seeds or semi-hardwood cuttings taken in the warm season. Keep cuttings humid and shaded until roots form.

Why is my plant not flowering?

Too much shade, lack of nutrients or heavy pruning at the wrong time reduce flowers. Give it sun, feed regularly and let it settle after pruning.

When does it bloom?

It blooms in repeated flushes through the warm months, often bursting into flower a few days after rain or deep watering.

Can I grow it as a bonsai?

Yes. Its small leaves, fine branching and tolerance of pruning make Kamini a classic, rewarding bonsai subject.

Can I use it as a hedge?

Absolutely. It responds well to clipping, forms a dense screen and is one of the most popular fragrant hedge plants in India.

What fertiliser should I use?

Feed a balanced NPK fertiliser monthly in the growing season, with occasional compost or micronutrients to keep foliage glossy and green.

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