Try Chocolate Cosmos. I am not sure how hardy it is though.

Easter lilies and or Oriental lillies..To die for!

Thanks, musaboru...I will try to order a plant (doesn't come from seed apparently)...
Meyermike, thanks.....I do have some Trumpet-Aurelian hybrids and Oriental lilies...love 'em! :0) Phyl

try "chocolate mint". smells like one of those thin, after-dinner chocolate mints and can also be used in teas and desserts. the leafy stems would be nice filler for your bouquets and pairs well with the spicy scent of dianthus.
nicotiana flowers have a strong, pleasant fragrance(baby powder-like) but do not make good cut flowers in my opinion.
the fragrance comes out in late afternoon and evening.

Here is a link that might be useful: chocolate mint

Thanks, Jeff. Since your suggestion, I noticed that B'stone P. has them on sale....I think I may get them (3/$10) and put in pots to keep from being invasive in the ground. I also read somewhere that they smell just like Andes Mints...my favorite chocolate/mint combo. :0) Phyl

Phyl,

You may also want to post your question at the Cutting Garden forum. If you have not tried tuberoses, you may want to give them a whirl. It is a tender bulb. All you need is a couple in a bouquet to add quite a bit of fragrance.

Teresa

I was just reminded this weekend of mignonette, which you might consider. It doesn't look like much -- okay, it looks like a weed -- but the tiny little flowers are wonderfully fragrant.

Don't know how it holds up as a cut flower. The several years I grew it I would always throw a stem into whatever bouquet I made for others, but since I had the pots right on the balcony I never put it in a bouquet for myself.

Try russian sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia), it grows pretty much like lavender, likes heat, draught tolerant, and thrives on neglect. Hardy to zone 5.

Thanks for the tip! We will check it out at Bluestone when we make a visit there in a few weeks! :0) Phyl

Santolina makes a great cut flower, and it smells wonderful after it's been set out to dry for a while.

Nicotiana smells wonderful and it's easy to grow

Boronia. Short-lived, but the yellow form looks great as cut flower and smells wonderful.
FG

Santolina looks nice, possibly the nicotiana (from seed)....wish I could find that Boronia somewhere locally or at Bluestone! Thanks all! :0) Phyl

Nicotiana smells like a nice aftershave I think, it has a very clean scent; definitely try it!

Some hosta are fragrant, So Sweet is nice. Also the plain green Pearl Lake smells divine. Different!

Thanks again for the Nicotiana recommendation....might try. Not too crazy about hostas personally, but thanks anyway. :0) Phyl