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9 years ago

Most fragrant plants for zone 5-9 ?

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monarch_girl
9 years ago
Some of my favorites are easily grown from seed Nicotiana sanderae (evening scented), Dianthus superbus, and Cheiranthus allionii (orange wallflower). Also love Oriental Lilies "Casablanca".
mecseri81
9 years ago
Hi!

Clerodendrum trichotomum/bungei
chimonanthus praecox
Daphe Odora - perfume like
Pittosporum tobira - orange blossom like
matthiola longipetala - exclusive rich scent!
Nicotiana Alata sweet, intoxicating
Elaeagnus Pungens - musky scent
Osmanthus Fragrans - exclusive
Paulownia -sweet scent
Catalpa - perfume
Viburnum species spicy perfume
Cestrum species exclusive scent
Jasminum Officinale/Beesianum and their hybrid: Stephanesnse
Wisteria
Lilac
Star Jasmin - dekicate
Calycanthus - fruity mix
Tuberose
Philadelphus species - sweet scent
Clethra - rich intoxicating scent
gardenia - creamy wonderfull!
Abelia Mosanensis - like viburnums
Buddleia - honey scent
Lonicera Species - Lemon scent
Choisya - orange blossom scent
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