Fragrant Plants Plants For Sale In Pomona

Great in hanging baskets. An easily grown cactus-like plant with 1.5" wide, flat, scalloped branches to 8'. If pollinated the flowers can mature into deliciously edible fruit. Hybrid Orchid Cactus typically open at night but often last well through the...

Large, dark pink trumpets with an almost glossy appearance are borne in summer on this Angel's Trumpet. An excellent choice for large containers.

These are exceptionally hardy bulbous plants that multiply freely and are tolerant of a wide range of soil types assuming that they get average or better drainage. Use rainlilies at the front of the border, as an accent plant, in rock gardens, along stepping...

Carefree Beauty or by it's found name Katy Road Pink is an easy and rewarding rose bred by Dr. Griffith Buck for disease resistance and cold hardiness as well as a long season of bloom.

Did you know that Gardenias attract hummingbird moths with their fragrant and easy to spot white to rarely yellow or orange flowers. Prune after flowering. Cross-pollinated flowers will produce bright orange hips to provide winter interest.

Durability, toughness, and vigor lend this tree to use as a street tree or practically anywhere in the garden. Rich dark glossy green foliage. A 2003 UGA Gold Medal winner! Chinese Fringe is moderately drought tolerant once well established.

The Banana Magnolia has a moderate rate of growth when young and when grown under good or better conditions. For more on how to espalier Banana Magnolias and other plants from the Mississippi State Extension Service click here .

They also make easy to enjoy container plants that can be overwintered indoors. 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...

They do reseed readily and will happily colonize an area and spread if given the opportunity and so should be given their own area of the garden. In areas where Four O'Clocks are not hardy the tubers can be dug and stored for replanting, save a few seeds...

Gardenias make good container plants and can be enjoyed indoors where not winter hardy. Gardenia flowers are, generally speaking, the most fragrant near sunset and during the early evening hours making them obvious choices for Moon Moth gardens as well...

For a reference using this common name applied to B. 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...

The Star Magnolias make for easy to grow, naturally rounded, large multi-trunked deciduous shrubs or can be trained into small single-trunked small trees with pruning. Medium green foliage follows the flowers in spring and for us it often attains yellow...

Fairly adaptable to soil types and durable once well-established. Easy to grow with few if any pests or diseases. The Chinese Buttonbush is tolerant of moist to wet soils as well as light shade and partial shade but will also do quite well in full sun...

This lovely SUB-ZERO SUPER ROSE increases in size and productivity as the years go by. They grow as far south as Florida and as far north as Maine. They are almost completely immune to blackspot and other common rose problems.

Angel's Trumpets are fast growing tropical shrubs that act-like die-back perennials in the northern parts of their range but readily return from the roots in spring Angel's Trumpets, Brugmansia in this case, can develop into small trees in their native...

The fragrant flowers open late in the afternoon and early evening and remain open until the early morning attracting a variety of pollinators including hummingbirds and pollinating moths, as well as late feeding butterflies and larger native bees.

This dwarf oleander typically grows to about 4-6' high and wide making it an excellent choice for container culture or as a tough and reliable low evergreen hedge. Periodic selective pruning may be needed to keep these plants in the 4' range as they can...

Provide your Gardenias with good air circulation to minimize pest infestations. Some species, like Gardenia nitida and G. Tubifera , are obviously moth pollinated with their flattened corollas that open at the ends of 3-5" long arching narrow tubes.

Wonderfully fragrant and certainly elegant these uniquely shaped flowers make for an interesting conversation piece. Divide after flowering has finished and growth has paused in late summer.

* An herbaceous perennial, erect; with 3/4"white or pinkish fragrant flowers in terminal clusters and in the leaf axils; blooms throughout summer; spreads by creeping rhizomes; roots used as a soap substitute; grows on roadsides; native to Europe, but...

Did you know that Gardenias attract hummingbird moths with their fragrant and easy to spot white to rarely yellow or orange flowers. Prune after flowering. It is also one of the largest growing and seemingly the most vigorous Gardenia.

Their large hanging trumpet shaped flowers release their heady fragrance most readily in the evenings and at night to help the moths and other creatures that might pollinate them locate them in the dark.

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!

In colder climates, let it go dry in fall and store in a garage or other area where temperatures remain above freezing. Needs a fast draining soil. Checkout our new Plumeria Growing Guide for more detailed growing information.

The full double flowers are such a deep red they look velvety black. Grows 3-5 feet tall. We couldn't think of a better name to describe this exotic deep crimson rose than to call it ''Almost Black''.

* The species is grown as an ornamental plant, both in its native area and elsewhere in temperate regions around the world * Buxus microphylla ( Japanese Box or Littleleaf Box ) is a species of Buxus native to Japan and Taiwan .

The Grand Duke of Tuscany Sambac Jasmine is also known as Flore-Pleno and Rose Jasmine. 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 .