Fragrant Plants Plants For Sale In High Point

Fragrant clusters of 1" white tubular blooms are borne in summer followed by 1/4" glossy black fruits. An upright to spreading evergreen shrub-like perennial.

Provide a well-drained, acid to mildly acid soil in full to partial sun with an organic mulch. Water Lily has a higher petal count and the flowers open one to a few weeks after most other Star Magnolias but still before the spring foliage emerges making...

For the best fruit production it is best to plant two different varieties or seedlings and some recommend hand pollination to ensure fruit set. The Five-leaf Akebia is an adaptable and vigorous, twining, semi-evergreen to deciduous vine with few pests...

Gardenias perform best in a fertile, well-drained, humus rich, acidic soil with average moisture. Sweetly fragrant, 2" wide, white star-like single flowers are borne in large clusters atop the dark green compact foliage and stems.

A Dawn Stover Nifty Fifty favorite herbaceous plant! Dawn is a Research Associate at Stephen F Austin in Nacogdoches, TX and currently maintains the Mast Arboretum plant collection.

The flowers are only open for a short time at night and are typically pollinated by bats and large moths. May be at there best when grown in hanging baskets where the flat arching stems and hanging flowers are held at eye and nose level.

Sweetly fragrant 4-6" high pink candles are borne in summer on this upright to spreading deciduous shrub. Withstands wet soils and seaside locations.The Clethras or Sweet Pepper Bushes are naturally suckering deciduous shrubs and are also notoriously...

A popular garden shrub for mild climates. A woody shrub-like tropical producing clusters of blooms in summer. Evergreen above Zone 9. Fragrant 2" blooms were purple yesterday, lavender today, and white tomorrow.

Chinense ) may be known more commonly as Cashmere Bouquet particularly on the West Coast of the US. In tropical climates the Fragrant Glory Bower can remain evergreen reaching 6' or more, if exposed to frost or a very light freeze it will likely defoliate...

Selected by Texas A&M as an Earthkind Rose for it's excellent disease resistance and low maintenance garden performance. A very floriferous and disease resistant rose, one of our favorites and also selected as an Earthkind rose.

Well-established plants are considered root hardy into zone 8A and a mulch will help to ensure their return. The Rangoon Creeper is a vigorous twining tropical climber that flowers profusely throughout summer.

Large grape-like clusters of sweetly fragrant, dark purple and reddish-purple, pea-like flowers are produced throughout summer on this strong woody twining climber. Established plants will flower continuously from late spring and into fall.

Huge! 18'' long by up to 10'' wide, white, fragrant trumpets are borne in profusion on this free flowering tropical. Their large hanging trumpet shaped flowers release their heady fragrance most readily in the evenings and at night to help the moths and...

Four O'Clocks attract pollinating moths, hummingbirds, and larger butterflies. A tough and reliable, long-lived, heirloom, pass-a-long perennial which produces a large tuber from which it returns to grace your garden year after year.

The profuse blooming habit and sweetly fragrant white flowers makes this rarely-found selection of Tea Olive very appealing. Osmanthus are adaptable to a wide range of soil types from sandy loams to clay but do need adequate drainage for best results.

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

Site Gardenias near walks, patios, and within easy reach for indoor arrangements. 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...

Site Gardenias near walks, patios, and within easy reach for indoor arrangements. 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...

Clusters of dark pink to red buds open to highly fragrant white flowers in mid and late spring. The flowers are followed by 1/4" red fruit that ripens to black. Fall foliage often becomes a brilliant red.

Has an unforgettable fragrance too. Hybridizer wins awards for SUB-ZERO roses! The late Dr. Walter D. Fully double, produce months of beauty for the landscape. These are husky 2 year, field grown plants.

For more on how to grow Sambac Jasmine and its cultivars click the "more info on how to grow..." link near the bottom of this page or click here . A choice selection of the ever popular Sambac Jasmine.

A favorite of Thomas Jefferson's the Corskscrew Vine, Snail Vine, or Caracalla Bean produces large clusters of fragrant white and lavender coiling buds and flowers that fade to a creamy yellow just before dropping.

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.

Clusters of 2" white flowers that are held on long slender tubes release their heady perfume at night, but a curious nose may find fragrance almost any time of day. An upright to vase-shaped tropical shrub with glossy dark green foliage.

Grows 4-6' tall. The large, dark green foliage is naturally disease resistant. Almost completely thornless with huge, fragrant blooms measuring 6” across or more! If you've always wanted a rose bush, but just didn't think you could handle the thorns,...

6" deep orange, star-like blooms remain open for 2-3 days. 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'.

Summer flowering. The large wide, palm-like and pleated, rich green, evergreen foliage adds a pleasing look and texture to the topside of the basket as well. Typically grown in orchid baskets as the Eye-Spot or Little Bulls Orchid sends upside down spikes...