Fragrant Plants Plants For Sale In West Jordan

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. Grow in containers and overwinter indoors where not hardy.

A very floriferous and disease resistant rose, one of our favorites and also selected as an Earthkind rose. Carefree Beauty is considered to be moderately fragrant. Large, lightly fragrant, double, rich pink flowers, which lighten with age and with a...

They grow from large tubers which can weigh up to 40 pounds and prefer average moist sites but are drought resistant once they are well established in the landscape and require minimal care.

Prune after flowering. The Gardenia of the Old South, this variety is still popular with its 3-4'' wide, full double, highly fragrant flowers and the large, dark glossy green tropical looking foliage.

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 as in containers.

The dainty twining vines rarely present a problem although this vigorous little ground covering vine could potentially smother small nearby plants. Its turn-your-head, intense Jasmine-like fragrance is strongest, even rivaling and exceeding some of the...

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. Angel's Trumpets are rarely called Wedding Bell's in today's literature but...

Shiro Bana is an unusual white flowered selection of the Five-leaf Akebia,Akebia quinata. The spicy scented white flowers are born in early spring on this vigorous, semi-evergreen to deciduous vine.

Hardy below 0° F! An exciting gardenia that can survive even in cold areas! Enjoy the intoxicating fragrance of gardenia May through June along with beautiful waxy, dark green leaves year round.

May we refer you to Hagiwara Everblooming Banana Magnolia, Banana Shrub we have them in stock The Banana Magnolia produces a multitude of intoxicatingly fragrant, creamy yellow, cupped, miniature Magnolia flowers that smell like sweet bananas.

Recommended for a fragrance garden, you'll enjoy the intoxicating scent from late spring through summer. Fertilize after flowering with a balanced fertilizer for acid-loving plants.

Tahitian Flame Ginger is a hardy rhizomatous perennial that readily multiplies. Tahitian Flame's striped and streaked variegation is sure to add interest to the garden and landscape even when it's not in flower.

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.

Growth generally slows as they get larger and closer to their mature size of about 10' high but they may reach 20' with age. The Banana Magnolia is an easy to grow, long-lived, heirloom, evergreen shrub with a naturally upright to rounded habit and rich...

Jasminoides has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit. * Evidence of Gardenia jasminoides in cultivation in China dates to the Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD), where both wild and double-flowered forms have been depicted in paintings,...

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...

These are husky 2 year, field grown plants. Long, pointed buds open to a 4 1/2'' deep-pink to rosy red bloom. A delight to grow! Has the vigor and stamina to withstand cold northern winters and live to bloom again year after year.

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.

This winter hardy, SUB-ZERO ROSE variety requires little care and little to no spraying. Brownell from hardy northern varieties. This lovely SUB-ZERO SUPER ROSE increases in size and productivity as the years go by.

Did you know that Gardenias attract hummingbird moths with their fragrant and easy to spot white to rarely yellow or orange flowers. An evergreen shrub with a low rounded to spreading habit.

Prune after flowering. 2-3" double white, wonderfully fragrant flowers are borne over an exceptionally long period on this hardy evergreen shrub. They seem to do best in hot southern regions where they get some midday or afternoon shade but need good...

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. In colder climates, let it go dry in fall and store in a garage or other area...

This compact, early blooming variety is tolerant of heat, humidity, and even drought. Enjoy the scent of lavender in your garden! Adds color, beauty and fragrance to gardens from June until autumn! This herb contains essential oils that are used in cooking,...

Sweets Olives are easy and reliable, long-lived, large evergreen shrubs with few pests or diseases. 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...

May be at their best when grown in hanging baskets where the flat arching stems and hanging flowers are held at eye and nose level. If pollinated the flowers can mature into deliciously edible fruit.

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

For an excellent article on adding gingers and other tropicals to your Louisiana garden (or other south central or southeastern garden) see " Louisiana Gardeners Enjoy a Taste of the Tropics " by Dan Gill, LSU AgCenter Horticulturist.