Pavalamalli Flower Plant
Pavalamalli is a small tree or shrub that can grow up to 33 feet tall. It has flaky grey bark and broad, lanceolate leaves. The flowers are white with an orange-red center and open between midnight and dawn.
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Pavalamalli
Pavalamalli is used to make garlands for puja. The orange-red corolla tubes of the flowers are dried and used to dye silk and cotton
Botanical Name: Jasminum sambac
Common Names:
- Pavalamalli
- Mogara (a common name in South India)
- Arabian Jasmine
- Madurai Jasmine (in some regions, referring to its popularity in Madurai, Tamil Nadu)
- Sambac Jasmine
- Indian Jasmine
Physical Appearance:
Flowers:
- Pavalamalli flowers are small, white, and fragrant. The five-petaled flowers are star-shaped, and they often form in clusters. The blooms are known for their sweet, rich fragrance, which is especially strong during the evening and night.
- The flowers are typically pure white, though sometimes a slight yellowish or creamy tinge can appear. The petals are soft and delicate, contributing to their appeal in garlands, flower arrangements, and religious offerings.
- The plant produces an abundance of flowers throughout the growing season, making it a popular choice for gardeners who want a continuous display of fragrance.