The Pikake plant, also known as Sambac Jasmine or Arabian Jasmine, is a tropical evergreen that produces fragrant flowers throughout the warmer months.
Pikake plants are evergreen shrubs that can reach a height of up to 10 feet when fully matured. They have glossy, dark green leaves that provide an attractive backdrop for their exquisite flowers.
Sambac Jasmine, Arabian Jasmine, or Pikake (Jasminum sambac) is a tropical evergreen which produces a continuous show of fragrant flowers throughout the warmer months on well-established plants.
From the pikake planted in your garden or potted on your lanai or in your home you’ll be able to use the flowers to flavor your tea or perfume your home. PIkake plants produce flower clusters...
Known officially as Jasminum sambac, it was a favorite flower of Hawai'i's Princess Kaiulani who dubbed it Pikake. The plant blooms in summer with heavily fragrant small, white flowers. In Hawai'i, the pikake is prized not only in the landscape but also for the production of flower leis.
These fragrant flowers typically open in the late evening and may fade to a light pink as they mature before closing by morning. Pikake holds significant cultural importance, particularly in Hawaii where its blossoms are prized for lei making.
Pikake is a fragrant and evergreen shrub native to Hawaii, known for its white flowers that resemble cauliflowers. It is grown for landscapes and lei production in tropical climates.
The Pikake plant, a tropical evergreen native to Hawaii, is a beautiful and fragrant flower that can be grown indoors in pots. It is hardy in USDA zone 11 and may tolerate zones 9 and 10.