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Fragrant Plants
kandhi_gw

Plant ID - Picture attached

kandhi
17 years ago

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The above pic link I attached is the picture from bermuda. I saw these trees everwhere full of flowers. The fragrance is like strong jasmine line. I really enjoyed it but I could not get the name of the plant. I guess this is the season for thier bloom and I see them as wild trees everwhere all over the island and due to the number of blooms the air is filled with fragrance. can anyone identify this species? Thanks

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