SAMPANGI FLOWERS

The Allure of Sampangi Flowers: An Evergreen Miracle   Introduction : As part of the many floral specimens South Asia has to its credit, the Sampangi flower is one of the species known by the general name of Champak or Magnolia champaca. Distinguished for its strong perfume and beauty, it has always occupied a place of pride in gardens and rituals of those areas.

A Little About Sampangi

Sampangi flowers are particularly known for the bright colors in soft yellows to vibrant oranges. Blooms occur all year round; however, the fragrance is most fragrant in early morning and late in the evening. The tree itself can grow up to 30 meters tall, with large glossy leaves adding to the beauty of the blooms.

Cultural Significance

Sampangi has great religious significance in most cultures. They are always used for the religious rituals because they look like those of purity and devotion. In India, the flowers are widely available in temples and are used in various ceremonies, even marriages and festivals. The aroma of Sampangi is said to bring one closer to divine blessings and create a soothing atmosphere.
Uses of Sampangi Flowers

Perfumes and Aromatherapy: Due to the heavy fragrance of Sampangi flowers, they have become quite in fashion in perfumery and aromatherapy. The uses of such oils from these flowers have been believed to have curative and integrative properties.

Traditional medicine: Sampangi flowers are used by some in medication for quite a few health benefits. Their anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties can be summarized as part of their general curative powers.

The flowers are also comparatively less used in the preparation of many culinary dishes, which gives a subtle flavor and aroma to salads as well as in desserts.
Ornamental Planting: This is a beautiful flowering ornament with glossy foliage; the Sampangi tree is aptly considered a beautiful annexation to a garden or park. It may be incorporated in a specimen plant or as one of the components within a larger landscape plan.