Fragrant Plants Plants For Sale In Cambridge

It is wonderful for a small hanging basket. A low dwarf form of Hoya that trails, and whose clusters of cream-colored flowers fill the air with a very lovely perfume for most of the year.

A 2003 UGA Gold Medal winner! A beautiful and easy small flowering tree. Rich dark glossy green foliage. Large, 4-7'', clusters of fragrant brilliant white flowers are borne in spring as the rich green new growth emerges.

Evergreen Wisteria is a non-invasive species, unlike the common Chinese Wisteria, and can be evergreen in mild winter climates (zones 9-10) but is generally deciduous elsewhere. Excellent for sturdy arbors, trellises, and along fences.

Requires minimal care once established. Somewhat drought resistant once well-established and is even suitable for coastal plantings as long as it doesn't receive direct salt spray.

The fragrance that is released late in the day and into early morning is sweet, heady, and intense and the flowers are borne throughout the warmer months of the year. Large thick glossy green foliage adorns this upright to arching tropical shrub.

Cut the flowers and put them in a vase and they can perfume an entire room with their sweet fragrance. A proper helps when growing gingers in dryer locations. This is an old garden favorite, easy and reliable.

Corkscrew Vines should have excellent winter drainage to prevent root rot while dormant. There is much confusion in the nursery trade between this plant, Vigna caracalla , and the Snail Vine , Phaseolus gigantea , which produces purple to lavender flowers...

Once well-established in the landscape they will require practically zero maintenance except maybe to refresh their mulch. In late winter and early spring this small tree produces a great show of 5 1/2" wide, white and pink tinted, fragrant flowers on...

An Almost Eden Exclusive introduction! 'Sunset Scentsation' Night Blooming Jasmine has proven to be a vigorous repeat blooming selection, producing waves of the famously fragrant blooms about every 6 weeks during the growing season.

Even young Banana Magnolia plants generally flower well even under average conditions and they can be grown as container plants for many years with proper care. The Banana Magnolia has a moderate rate of growth when young and when grown under good or...

A choice selection of the ever popular Sambac Jasmine. 'Elongata' is a selection of 'Belle of India' that has larger flowers more starry flowers and appears to be a much more free flowering selection of Sambac Jasmine.

If pollinated the flowers can mature into deliciously edible fruit. An easily grown cactus-like plant with 1.5" wide, flat, scalloped branches to 8'. Great in hanging baskets. 6" deep orange, star-like blooms remain open for 2-3 days.

Flowering occurs in late winter and spring and they are pollinated by butterflies. Magnifica (a name that is considered to be dubious or non-existent), and B. The Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow can be enjoyed as a container plant where not hardy or in...

Improve in size and number as years go by! Too many roses reach their peak of beauty the first year. These outstanding, winter hardy, hybrid tea roses survive 15° below zero temperatures without protection! They need only light protection even when temperatures...

Somewhat drought resistant once well-established and is even suitable for coastal plantings as long as it doesn't receive direct salt spray. The rich dark green glossy foliage provides the perfect foil for the flowers and its evergreen too! A popular,...

A carnival of color and these big blossoms stay beautiful right through summer's heat. Owen phlox do not winterkill -- come up year after year, larger and more productive. Selected field grown plants.

Crown Jewel is considered hardy into zone 6 if provided with a protected winter location. An evergreen shrub with a low rounded to spreading habit. Gardenia flowers are, generally speaking, the most fragrant near sunset and during the early evening hours...

The Tahitian Gardenia boasts some of the largest flowers in the genus Gardenia with flowers up to 5" wide. Gardenias perform best in a fertile, well-drained, humus rich, acidic soil with average moisture.

Gray-blue evergreen foliage. Widely used as a dried flower in potpourri and sachets. Blooms: June-fall. Grow in well-drained, neutral to alkaline soil. This compact, early blooming variety is tolerant of heat, humidity, and even drought.

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 birds.

In full sun they may very well produce a 'near' red orange flower color, under light shade they are still a soft orange, in very low light conditions without even indirect sunlight to activate the pigments the flower color can be a very pale orange.

Checkout our new Plumeria Growing Guide for more detailed growing information. The large tropical foliage gives it a palm-like look making it a great addition around a pool. Easily grown in a patio pot, needs a fast draining soil.

Ruby Spice Clethra or Sweet Pepper Bush is an easy grow with few pests or diseases. These native shrubs are also notoriously slow to leaf out in spring and often wait until May to do so in our zone 8B gardens and nursery.

Angel's Trumpets are rarely called Wedding Bell's in today's literature but you can still find it occasionally and we think it is an appropriate common name that helps to distinguish the Brugmansia from the often annual Datura species.

The Bell Flower of Jamaica, a.k.a. Glorious Flower of Cuba, slowly matures into a medium to large tropical evergreen shrub with large glossy rich green foliage that sets off the pure white, sweet vanilla scented flowers.

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.

Angel's Trumpets are fast growing tropical shrubs that act-like dieback perennials in the northern parts of their range but readily return from the roots in spring. Full sun is preferred for the best growth and flowering but as long as they receive 6-8...