Jasmine Flowers, dried, whole

Humans have been cultivating Jasminum officinale for so long, that we don't know its native range. It is probably a native of Central Asia, but has been traded wide and far for a long time, mostly because of its lovely smell (the dried buds, alas, are not as fragrant as the fresh blossoms!)

Magical use: Attraction

Herbalism uses: Feel free to book an appt with our in-house herbalist for guidance.

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