Fragrant Plants Plants For Sale In St Paul

For more a more detailed guide on growing Sambac Jasmines see our Sambac Jasmine growing guide by clicking the "More on how to grow..." link below or click here . The Grand Duke of Tuscany Sambac Jasmine is also known as Flore-Pleno and Rose Jasmine.

I can't say enough about the toughness and free-flowering qualities. It can be grown as a hedge or as a specimen or foundation plant in the back of perennial garden. A very free blooming old garden rose which requires little care for the great rewards...

Where not hardy the Sweetbay can be overwintered indoors as a container plant. An easy to grow plant that requires little additional care once established in the landscape. The Sweetbay develops into a large evergreen shrub or small tree and can easily...

Peruvian Princess Angels Trumpet begins flowering even at 5' high making it highly desirable for container culture.Angel's Trumpets are fast growing tropical shrubs that act-like die-back perennials in the northern parts of their range but readily return...

These old garden favorites are still commonly referred to as Cape Jasmine or Cape Jessamine in many southern gardens but no matter what you call them the fragrance of a Gardenia is unforgettable.

Large and tropical looking, medium green, fuzzy foliage adorns very upright growing, sturdy, square stems. We grow our stock plant in a container nearly 24"W x 18"H and it flowers nearly continuously throughout the year slowing down only for the shortest...

Epiphyllums are one of the few true jungle Cacti where they are often found growing with the orchids and bromeliads far removed from the forest floor. The long lasting flowers open at night and often last through the day.

Well worthy of protection in cooler climates where it is one of the first plants to begin blooming in late winter and early spring. Clusters of sweetly fragrant white flowers open from pink buds in great abundance early each spring on this fast-growing,...

The Lady of the Night is considered to flower most heavily in spring but it may be found in flower almost any time of year on a well established specimen. The Lady of the Night is considered by many to be the most fragrant of all of the Brunfelsias.

Some species, like Gardenia nitida and G. They seem to do best in hot southern regions where they get some midday or afternoon shade but need good light for the best flower production.

And hybrids) and Sweet Olives, after sunset when the dainty clusters of white nectar rich flowers may turn amber colored due to the dripping golden nectar. Good drainage and proper watering techniques are key to its survival.

Please feel free to contact us if you are unhappy with your purchase so that we can make it right. We have previously and mistakenly sold this under the name of Black Hoya, Hoya purpureo-fusca .

This is an exceptionally popular vine in southern landscapes due to its vigor, minimal maintenance requirements, as well as its pest and disease resistance. Requires minimal care once established.

The fragrance of this easy to grow twining native vine can stop you in your tracks on a night time garden stroll! Makes a low maintenance cover for wire fences or provide it with an arbor or trellis to scramble up.

With shiny rich green foliage that smells of Garlic when crushed, the Lavender Garlic Vine seems to keep vampires and most other pests at bay. Large clusters of purple-lavender blooms are born in spring, summer, and fall in warmer climates like S Florida.

These old garden favorites are still commonly referred to as Cape Jasmine or Cape Jessamine in many southern gardens but no matter what you call them the fragrance of a Gardenia is unforgettable.

Sturdy 6-12'' plants. It is from this reliable, hardy species that the modern French Hybrids were developed. Attracts butterflies, fragrant, deer resistant, good for cutting. Old fashioned lilac bushes make a beautiful 8-15' hedge planting 4' apart.

These old garden favorites are still commonly referred to as Cape Jasmine or Cape Jessamine in many southern gardens but no matter what you call them the fragrance of a Gardenia is unforgettable.

Strongly fragrant 1" white star-like blooms in clusters of 3-12 are produced on new growth from spring to fall. Pikake is Hawiian for Peacock ….So Hawaiian Peacock Jasmine = Pikake = Sambac Jasmine.

Easy indoors or out. Grow in containers and overwinter indoors where not hardy. Large thick glossy green foliage adorns this upright to arching tropical shrub. The fragrance that is released late in the day and into early morning is sweet, heady, and...

They seem to do best in hot southern regions where they get some midday or afternoon shade but need good light for the best flower production. Gardenia flowers are, generally speaking, the most fragrant near sunset and during the early evening hours making...

To learn more about this tough and easy heirloom perennial see " Four O'Clocks (Mirabilis jalapa) " by William C. Four O'Clocks are long-lived durable perennials that begin flowering in late spring and will continue flowering until the first frost.

Beautiful bright yellow trumpets herald the coming of spring! This is an easily grown and vigorous, yet dainty evergreen vine native to the SE U.S. The fragrance can stop you in your tracks on a night time garden stroll!

Easily grown in a patio pot, needs a fast draining soil. Checkout our new Plumeria Growing Guide for more detailed growing information. Large white fragrant blooms are borne in summer on this easily grown tropical tree.

Most cultivars are root hardy once they become well established in the landscape but should be provided a winter mulch for added protection but can then often tolerate temperatures into the teens and will return from the roots once temperatures warm in...

By the end of summer when the days are cooler, the color deepens to an even darker pink. The flowers are 6-8” long and emit the well-loved nighttime fragrance. The flowers open a light salmon color and then deepen to salmon pink in the height of summer.

Use rainlilies at the front of the border, as an accent plant, in rock gardens, along stepping stones and walks, or allow them to naturalize in meadows and lawns. Apparently there is a small amount of nitrates that fall with the rain which signals the...