Murraya paniculata Seeds – Fragrant Orange Jasmine Evergreen Garden Plant Seeds
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Grow your own Orange Jasmine (Murraya paniculata) from open-pollinated seeds — one of Asia's most beloved and intensely fragrant evergreen garden plants known in Chinese tradition as "Thousand Mile Fragrance". This beautiful evergreen produces glossy dark green pinnate leaves and abundant clusters of small star-shaped white flowers with an extraordinary sweet citrus orange-blossom fragrance throughout the year. Followed by small decorative red-orange berries. Ideal for garden borders, patio containers, fragrant garden displays, topiary, and bonsai cultivation. A deeply rewarding and long-lived fragrant evergreen for any warm climate garden.
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Planting Season
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Light Requirement
Partial Sun
Plant Height
2–4 m
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you sow.
Can Murraya paniculata be trained as bonsai?
Can Murraya paniculata be trained as bonsai?
Yes. Bonsai cultivation is specifically listed as a suitable use, and occasional pruning can help maintain a compact form.
What do Murraya paniculata flowers look like?
What do Murraya paniculata flowers look like?
The flowers are small, white and star-shaped, appearing in clusters among glossy dark-green pinnate leaves.
Can orange jasmine be shaped into topiary forms?
Can orange jasmine be shaped into topiary forms?
Yes. Topiary is listed as a suitable use, and the care guidance recommends occasional pruning to maintain compact shrub growth.
What seasonal feature follows the flowers?
What seasonal feature follows the flowers?
The page describes small decorative red-orange berries appearing after the white flowers, adding another visual feature to the evergreen shrub.
Is orange jasmine suitable for a container on a warm patio?
Is orange jasmine suitable for a container on a warm patio?
Yes. Patio containers are listed as a suitable use, particularly where the plant can receive suitable light and moderate watering.
What leaf structure distinguishes Murraya paniculata?
What leaf structure distinguishes Murraya paniculata?
Its leaves are pinnate, with multiple leaflets arranged along a central stem, and are described as glossy and dark green.
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