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Wed, Aug 31, 05 at 13:34
| I am planning on growing fragrant Epiphyllums all over my place. There are so many hybrids in this group and I don't know which ones are fragrant. Does anyone have a list of those? Thank you! |
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- Posted by RisingPower1 Essex, UK (My Page) on Wed, Aug 31, 05 at 14:02
| Mainly not as fragrant as the oxypetalum species. RP1 |
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| very few of the large-flowered hybrids aren't fragrant at all; species that are fragrant are: anguliger, crenatum, and chrysocardium. Selinecereus, a close relative, has some very fragrant species, but they get even bigger than oxypetalum! Check out Bob Smoley's Garden World for a full selection! Jim |
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- Posted by summersunshine 5b (My Page) on Mon, Sep 17, 12 at 11:44
| I've tried to look into this because I'm starting to get interested in epiphyllums. In addition to the species plants, apparently at least a few cultivars are also fragrant. So far I've found out cultivars 'Young Nun' and 'Oakleigh Dominator' apparently have enough fragrance to be noteworthy. 'Masada' is also apparently lightly fragrant. Can anyone comment on any other cultivars? |
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