Fragrant Plants Plants For Sale In Elgin

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. It is wonderful for a small hanging basket.

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.

The 6-8'', fragrant, pure white blooms are formed of loose petals that twist and flare out at the bottom like a petticoat. Culebra Angel's Trumpet is not as large growing as many of its cousins and so is easily maintained as a container plant.

For a reference using this common name applied to B. They also make easy to enjoy container plants that can be overwintered indoors. It appears to flower quite freely and in good numbers even in containers.

By training them horizontally the hormones that induce flower production are spread out all along the stems, whereas on a vertical stem all of those hormones go to the tip and you will only get a few, if larger, flowers at the top.

A moderate to severe annual pruning of established plants in late winter helps to promote fuller plants and the most flowers. It can have its trunks submerged along the edges or is generally growing close enough to get its roots directly in the water...

Needs a fast draining soil. Pull it out in the spring and start watering it and it will grow and bloom again. The Plumeria is an easily grown, summer flowering, heat and sun loving small tropical tree that makes a great addition to tropical gardens or...

The Sweetbay develops into a large evergreen shrub or small tree and can easily be trained into topiary forms or shaped into a hedge. Where not hardy the Sweetbay can be overwintered indoors as a container plant.

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. The fragrant flowers open late in the afternoon and early evening and remain...

For the best fruit production it is best to plant two different varieties or seedlings and some recommend hand pollination to ensure fruit set. Akebia has the potential to be invasive in some regions, particularly the eastern US, please plant and dispose...

Typically grown in orchid baskets as the Eye-Spot or Little Bulls Orchid sends upside down spikes of beautiful creamy white to yellow flowers with reddish brown eypespots at the base of the lip are borne in medium-sized clusters that emerge through the...

The Lemon Vine creates a beautiful foliage plant with its yellow to bronze and even orange, thick succulent leaves that adorn this vining tropical cactus. The flowers are considered fragrant and the fruit and leaves are edible.

Amazingly fragrant, 6-8" white flowers open in the evening and last until the early morning hours are born in summer on this interesting epiphytic tropical cactus. The flowers are only open for a short time at night and are typically pollinated by bats...

A full to mostly sunny location and a well-drained fertile soil will help to ensure vigorous growth and will help to maximize flowering. Rangoon Creepers are naturally deciduous in winter, provide them with a well lit, warm growing area during dormancy...

Happiest in moist well-drained soils in a lightly shaded or morning sun site. Illicium parviflorum is found in Florida and Georgia naturally. Florida Sunshine Anise does produce 1/2" pale yellow flowers that are hardly noticeable among the foliage but...

They should never be kept overly wet or soggy, allow the soil to become slightly dry between waterings but not to the point of wilt. One of the very best for use in gardens, Voodoo Amaryllis is equal to the St. Joseph's Lily for reliability, durability,...

Tubifer a, are obviously moth pollinated with their flattened corollas that open at the ends of 3-5" long arching narrow tubes. Gardenia flowers are, generally speaking, the most fragrant near sunset and during the early evening hours making them obvious...

3-4", very fragrant, white, water-lily like blossoms open from pink buds in late winter and early spring on this small deciduous tree to large shrub. Provide a well-drained, acid to mildly acid soil in full to partial sun with an organic mulch.

They also make easy to enjoy container plants that can be overwintered indoors. Arborea see Success With Flowers, A Floral Magazine, Volumes 9-10 in the section titled " Brugmansia Arborea” on page 73, published by the Dingee and Conard Company in 1898.

The 4-5' high stems are adorned with large medium green tropical foliage. From Norman Winter, MSU Cares Horticulturist (at time of writing), see " Spice Up Landscape with Showy Gingers ".

Hardy - giant heads! Will grace the most charming garden. Selected from 50 choice varieties, expertly chosen for constant blooming, huge blossoms and vibrant colors. A carnival of color and these big blossoms stay beautiful right through summer's heat.

Gardenia ‘Summer Snow' p.p. (Gardenia jasminoides hybrid) Gardenia ‘Summer Snow' is a prolific bloomer of pure white, double, fragrant flowers, and it's hardy in zones 6-11. Grow in full to partial sun in welldrained soil.

Large, thick and wide, pointed dark green foliage on a vigorous growing vine. The White Papau Wax Flower makes an easy to enjoy and low maintenance container specimen that will wow you when it is in flower!

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...

Producing exceptionally fragrant, very double , large flowers , to 2" across are composed of up to what could be a hundred individual creamy white petals in an often slightly looser flower form, yet still dense, than that of the more common Grand Duke...

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.

It can be used as a large specimen shrub, background shrub, hedge, screen, espalier, or is easily trained into a small single or multi-trunked tree. The cone-shaped, brown fuzzy buds are often large enough to be noticeable by fall when they are perched...