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jasmineAny of a group of subtropical plants with white or yellow flowers. The common jasmine (J. officinale) has fragrant pure white flowers that yield jasmine oil, used in perfumes; the Chinese winter jasmine (J. nudiflorum) has bright yellow flowers that appear before the leaves. (Genus Jasminum, family Oleaceae.) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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A Valentine's Day large box (32 pieces; 14 ounces; $75) contains a varied assortment of fabulous chocolates, among them fleur de sel caramel, cassis strata, Ecuador varietal, Colombian varietal, burnt caramel, lavender vanilla, Kona coffee, sesame nougat, chocolate-covered candied orange peel, jasmine tea and Piedmont hazelnut. The Count is a fine host; he and his winged rabbit (Q-Chan) will serve you cakes and jasmine tea. Bamboo cages, porcelain jars, spills of fragrant jasmine tea, piped bird song, chintz wallpaper, and tea chests stenciled with ornithological drawings paralleled the naturalization of non-indigenous birds in Europe (pheasants, goldfinches) with the Orient's enrichment of European culture. |
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