A sample of some of the fragrant plants I've discovered in the garden..
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Maianthemum racemosum is growing in the woodland garden. I've learned this plant before, but didn't remember that it has a strong fragrance from several feet away! |
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Daphne tangutica has very fragrant flowers and is relatively compact, growing to about 3 feet tall and wide. It is growing near the alpine house and can be used in rock gardens or mixed borders.
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Zaluzianskya ovata, in the Family Scrophulariaceae comes from temperate South Africa. The foliage has a strong peppery scent.
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Z. ovata is commonly known as night phlox, which makes sense as the flowers close during the middle of the day. At night these flowers open and are very fragrant.
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This Philadelphus microphyllus was collected from Texas, where it was growing in a limestone canyon. The flowers of this shrub have a nice delicate fragrance.
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