Jasmine decorates the garden. Evergreen. Flowering white, smooth, soft. The fragrance spreads around. Sometimes the night breeze becomes like a fragrant gift. The flowers are extracted into a fragrant oil. People call that "zanbaq". Many people also pluck jasmine, compose it into pretty arrangements, to adorn the bride's hair. When blooming, the flowers are clustered, lined up at the ends of the branches, scattered. When the wind blew, the flowers swayed like dancers in beautiful white dresses. Some of them fell. But there's no need to worry. It's just to give others a chance to bloom. Jasmine, here, is a native plant. It has become one of the national flowers in our country.
This is my entry for the #monomad challenge