Which flower is famously used to make perfume?
Correct answer: Jasmine

I, Claudius
It's not really an essential oil. Jasmine oil, as used in perfumes, is actually called "jasmine absolute" because it's not extracted through steam distillation like true essential oils. It is typically extracted using solvents, a method that preserves the flower's delicate aroma.

Yana
Player #139957249, Peonies, lavender, roses, all pretty and used in perfumes. And many, many more.

Zainab
oops 😬

Player #139957249
Truly an elegant flower and shrub