Fragrant Plants Plants For Sale In Torrance

Centennial Star Magnolia may be the easiest cultivar to train into a tree form. One of the largest flowering and possibly the most vigorous of the Star Magnolias, Centennial was selected and introduced by the Arnold Arboretum to honor its 100th anniversary.

Multiplies readily and often readily reseed. Widely flaring white, up to 2" wide flowers are borne from spring through fall with flowers appearing in greatest abundance after rains.

Epiphyllums are one of the few true jungle Cacti where they are often found growing with the orchids and bromeliads far removed from the forest floor. If pollinated the flowers can mature into deliciously edible fruit.

Centennial Star Magnolia may be the easiest cultivar to train into a tree form. One of the largest flowering and possibly the most vigorous of the Star Magnolias, Centennial was selected and introduced by the Arnold Arboretum to honor its 100th anniversary.

Hybrid Orchid Cactus typically open at night but often last well through the next day. 6" yellow, star-like blooms remain open for 2-3 days. Great in hanging baskets. If pollinated the flowers can mature into deliciously edible fruit.

Hybrid Orchid Cactus typically open at night but often last well through the next day. 6-8" wide, soft to deep orange, spidery, star-like flowers can remain open for 2-3 days. Great in hanging baskets.

Rosea is an uncommon selection of the Five-Leaf Akebia sporting spicily scented, pink to lavender flowers which open as the foliage emerges in early spring.A vigorous, twining semi-evergreen vine that is adaptable to a variety of site conditions and is...

Provide your Gardenias with good air circulation to minimize pest infestations. It can tolerate a good deal of direct sunlight but we do provide ours with midday and afternoon shade.

For a reference using this common name applied to B. Angel's Trumpets, Brugmansia in this case, can develop into small trees in their native habitat but in garden settings are generally seen as medium to large shrubs.

Epiphyllums are one of the few true jungle Cacti where they are often found growing with the orchids and bromeliads far removed from the forest floor. If pollinated the flowers can mature into deliciously edible fruit.

A delight in late winter as the 3-4'' fragrant white blossoms open to the warming days. Begins flowering long before the light green new growth emerges and continues until the tree is fully clothed in its medium green cloak of spring foliage.

Grows 4-5' tall and wide in full to partial sun. Prefers mildly acidic soil. Drought tolerant once established and resistant to most pests. Extremely hardy, this hybrid can withstand cold climates to 0 degrees or colder, a much greater resistance than...

This is an exceptionally popular vine in southern landscapes due to its vigor, minimal maintenance requirements, as well as its pest and disease resistance. Somewhat drought resistant once well-established and is even suitable for coastal plantings as...

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. Welch, Landscape Horticulturist with the Texas AgriLife Extension.

The most vigorous growing of the Banana Magnolias or Banana Shrubs, Skinner's Banana Magnolia produces 1" long, sweetly banana scented, creamy yellow, cupped, miniature Magnolia flowers in spring and may produce some flowers until fall once mature.

Easy indoors or out. Grow in containers and overwinter indoors where not hardy. Large thick glossy green foliage adorns this upright to arching tropical shrub. The fragrance that is released late in the day and into early morning is sweet, heady, and...

A very disease resistant and free-blooming antique rose producing lightly fragrant 2" cherry red blooms for 10 months of the year here in zone 8B. A great rose for hedging, landscapes, and as part of a mixed perennial border.

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.

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. Makes a wonderful hanging basket, allow it to spill from mixed containers, or train it as a vine.

This winter hardy, SUB-ZERO ROSE variety requires little care and little to no spraying. This SUB-ZERO ROSE is a strong, healthy hybrid and lives for years! It is known to out-bloom and out-live other varieties.

There are a multitude of individual stems in the container each one with the potential to produce flowers. Thank you to A.L. in California for pointing that out to us. These are naturally understory shrubs but may find their way to edge of the forest...

Hybrid Orchid Cactus typically open at night but often last well through the next day. 6" deep orange, star-like blooms remain open for 2-3 days. Great in hanging baskets. If pollinated the flowers can mature into deliciously edible fruit.

Four O'Clocks are long-lived durable perennials that begin flowering in late spring and will continue flowering until the first frost. In the northern portions of their hardiness range, zones 7B and 8, provide them with an appropriate winter mulch for...

Large 3" beautifully shaped pink blooms with a yellow center. The fragrant ,lemon scented blooms are borne throughout summer on this easily grown tropical tree. The Plumeria is an easily grown, summer flowering, heat and sun loving small tropical tree...

Most cultivars are root hardy once they become well established in the landscape but should be provided a winter mulch for added protection but can then often tolerate temperatures into the teens and will return from the roots once temperatures warm in...

Multiplies readily but not invasively. Lightly fragrant golden orange to yellow flowers are produced in large spike-like inflorescences throughout the summer on this vigorous Hawaiian hybrid.

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 Gardenia is unforgettable.