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profoundly fragrant plants/flowers

Posted by lostnconfused zone 7 state VA (My Page) on
Tue, May 12, 09 at 0:38

ok its almost past mid nite n after searching for hrsss n hrss i am abt to give up.. n u guys r my last hope!! please help me, am "trying" to do gardening n looking for not just fragrant but VERY FRAGRANT plants for outdoors. after reading posts n net ..am not at all ready for gardenia. "Buddleia Bicolor", Jasmine ,Echinacea is all what i could find abt... please let me know ur views on them and other plants name u think r good for z7. thanks


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RE: profoundly fragrant plants/flowers

this has been done before under a different listing.
look at the link below for some suggestions.

Here is a link that might be useful: most fragrant plants


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RE: profoundly fragrant plants/flowers

Clerodendron trichotomum is a very fragrant shrub and blooms in summer when most shrubs are finished. Mine sends frangrance throughout a large part of the garden. Flower clusters are very showy, reddish-purple calyx with whitish flowers. Has blue berries in the center of the reddish calyces in fall. Seedlings can be a bit of a nuisance but with normal weeding not so bad.


 
 

 

 


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