Introduce a spicy-citrusy scent to your container garden with four o'clocks (Mirabilis jalapa). "These bushy annuals bloom late in the day and into the evening, bringing fragrance to patios when ...

Q: I’d like to feature scent in my garden, but I also prefer to grow native species where I can. Is it possible to overlap these two categories? A: Sure! While noninvasive nonnative species w… ...

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Stoven recommends the following fragrant flowers: Angel's trumpet (Brugmansia): A tall, bushy plant with huge, trumpet-shaped flowers up to 12 inches long in white, yellow, apricot, orange and pink.

What makes witch hazel a rarity is that the flowers, next year's leaf buds and the fruit can appear at the same time (the name hamamelis translates as "together with fruit"). Along with the ...

They are favorites of local gardeners for their spicy-scented, pink flowers, appearing in late winter on heavily laden pendent racemes reaching 6 inches in length.

Its scent is reminiscent of the old Caribbean — rum, woody, quite spicy with cinnamon and a hint of vanilla and citrus. If gentlemanly adventure had a scent, it would be bay rum.

Roses, gardenias, jasmine, honeysuckle and lilacs all share a single endearing value: fragrance. Each of these blossoms provides a singular scent that may be light and spicy or heavy and ...

Hoya lacunosa has cinnamon-scented clusters of yellow-centered white flowers. Small, glossy, dark-green leaves and thin trailing stems make it a good hanging-basket plant. Blooms constantly.