With their colorful blooms and leaves and strong scent, azaleas are sure to grab the attention of your garden’s visitors. Evergreen azaleas that smell good
Fragrant Plants You can Grow Yourself
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Many plants have a pleasing scent, including herbs and flowers, and planting them around your property is a beautiful way to fill the air with heavenly fragrances. Some of them have a vibrant color and grow as vines or shrubs, while others grow as ground cover and release a sweet smell as you pass over them. However, not all plants smell good. There are those that emit an unusual odor that we prefer to avoid and some that have no scent at all. We provide you with a variety of information to help you understand which fragrant plants to grow in your yard based on your location.
Learn all about growing fragrant plants indoors and outside in pots or a garden bed. We explain the different plant types in detail, their growing habits, and the conditions they need to grow healthy and strong. Learn how to choose the ideal plants for your area based on your hardiness zone, their soil and sun requirements, and which ones are the most fragrant. Discover which ones are annual and perennial and whether a low-growing plant or flowering shrub is the best choice for your outdoor area.
Best Smelling Flowers
What gardener doesn’t love flowers that smell good? Ask a handful of gardeners what they think are the best smelling flowers, you will get a
Fragrant Plants
When imagining the quintessential garden, we often think of color schemes, layouts, and aesthetics first. We envision rows of purple and pink flowers swathed in
Plants that Smell Good
Have you ever stopped to smell a rose? We’re often captivated by the luxurious fragrances of the yards we pass on our evening stroll. That’s