Fragrant Plants Plants For Sale In United States

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

Large thick glossy green foliage adorns this upright to arching tropical shrub. Easy indoors or out. Grow in containers and overwinter indoors where not hardy. Considered by many to have some of the largest flowers among the Brunfelsia's, this Lady of...

The White Papau Wax Flower makes an easy to enjoy and low maintenance container specimen that will wow you when it is in flower! 6" wide clusters of 1" wide cup-shaped creamy white flowers with a maroon 'star' placed in the center of the flower may be...

The cone-shaped, brown fuzzy buds are often large enough to be noticeable by fall when they are perched in the leaf axils along the dark stems awaiting the warmth of spring days to open.

Spikes of fragrant peachy orange butterfly shaped flowers sit atop the exquisitely variegated white and green foliage. The flowers and foliage make nice additions to arrangements. This easy to grow Ginger also makes an exotic medium sized container plant...

Rangoon Creeper, onceQuisqualis indica, has recently been reclassified toCombretum indicum. Large clusters of white tubular buds open to many petalled fragrant white flowers that change through pink, red, and deep maroon.

A free flowering Gardenia cousin, the Belize White Shooting Star Flower produces waves of starry white flowers that open at the ends of long tubes beginning in late spring and continuing until fall.

The White Four O'Clock is perfectly suited for moon or moth gardens as well as the fragrant garden. They are late to sprout in spring but quickly reqrow and begin flowering in just a few weeks once they do.

Full sun is preferred for the best growth and flowering but as long as they receive 6-8 hours a day they seem to do just fine and midday or afternoon shade is often desirable in hot summer climates.

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

Container grown plants should be protected if temperatures fall below freezing for any extended period of time as the soil may freeze and thus may damage the roots. For more on information on and growing the Banana Magnolia, or Magnolia figo , watch Dan...

Just when you thought you had seen it all and then you encounter this rare form of Confederate Jasmine with its decidedly pink flowers and wonderful fragrance are produced over an extended period in spring! The rich dark green glossy foliage provides...

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. A perfect plant to add to a Moon Moth garden setting.

Red Anise is an understory native in the southeastern portion of the US and generally prefers light or filtered shade over full sun and a moist well-draining acid soil. There seems to be very little information available about the Coosa Red Florida Anise...

The large tropical foliage gives it a palm-like look making it a great addition around a pool. Large 3" beautifully shaped pink blooms with a yellow center. The Plumeria is an easily grown, summer flowering, heat and sun loving small tropical tree that...

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.

Flowering begins in earnest in mid to late spring and continues throughout the warmer months. Provide your Clear Sky Passionvine with a full to mostly sunny location in a well-drained, fertile soil for the best results.

This is an easily grown heat and sun loving small tropical tree that makes a great addition to tropical gardens or containers. The Plumeria is an easily grown, summer flowering, heat and sun loving small tropical tree that makes a great addition to tropical...

In areas where Four O'Clocks are not hardy the tubers can be dug and stored for replanting, save a few seeds for late spring early summer planting, or enjoy them as annuals. Yellow flowers are heavily flecked and striped with carmine red.

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

Finally a repeat orange flowering Sweet Olive! This rare beauty produces clusters of sweetly fragrant soft orange flowers from fall through winter. Dark burgundy new growth that is reminiscent of Red Tip Photinia adds to the plants interest.

Leave at least two large healthy buds. Often throughout summer, fragrant beautiful bell-shaped nearly white to blue flowers with gracefully recurving 'petals' (in Clematis it is the large colorful sepals that we often most enjoy) of light blue, blue,...

The fruit of Grancy Graybeard can be pickled like olives. Large drooping panicles of fragrant fleecy-white flowers adorn this small, native tree in spring and are followed by clusters of tiny black olive-like fruit in summer and fall and are great for...

The foliage has a Sassafras like aroma when crushed. The sunny yellow new growth and bright yellow foliage of this evergreen native shrub is sure to brighten any lightly shaded garden.

Tubifera, are obviously moth pollinated with their flattened corollas that open at the ends of 3-5" long arching narrow tubes. Rich deep green foliage on a dense upright to rounded plant.

Large clusters of lightly fragrant, bright orange-red trumpet shaped flowers sit atop sturdy stems in spring. St. Joseph's Lily, Hippeastrum x johnsonii , is similar but has narrower petals than 'Voodoo'.

For an excellent article on adding gingers and other tropicals to your Louisiana garden (or other south central or southeastern garden) see " Louisiana Gardeners Enjoy a Taste of the Tropics " by Dan Gill, LSU AgCenter Horticulturist.