Fragrant Plants
Fragrant plants are popular for their unique scent. Some are only fragrant at night like the Angel's Trumpets, while others, such as the Banana Shrub, become fragrant only when the sun warms the flowers. Jasmine and Gardenias are tried and true fragrant plants that stimulate the senses night and day as long as the flowers are open.
Popular Fragrant Plants
All Fragrant Plants
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Purple Horn-of-Plenty (Datura metel) -
Brassavola Orchid Little Stars (Brassavola noduosa x B. subulifolia) -
Angel’s Trumpet ‘Snowfall’ (Brugmansia hybrid) -
Angel’s Trumpet ‘Angel’s Porcelain Pink’ (Brugmansia hybrid) -
Passion Flower platyloba (Passiflora species) -
Velvet Leaf Passion Flower (Passiflora holosericea) -
Angel of the Night (Randia ruiziana) -
Hindu Rope Plant ‘Crispa’ (Hoya carnosa) -
Geranium ‘Apricot’ (Pelargonium hybrid) -
Hoya ‘Sunrise’ (Hoya species) -
Cestrum ‘Orange Zest’ (Cestrum aurantiacum) -
Hoya merrillii (Hoya merrillii) -
Hornbill’s Ginger (Hedychium longicornutum) -
Angel’s Trumpet ‘Angel’s Lemon Zest’ (Brugmansia hybrid) -
Variegated Calamondin Orange Tree (Citrus x citrofortunella mitis ‘Variegata’) -
South African Jasmine (Jasminum angulare) -
Carolina Jasmine (Gelsemium sempervirens) -
Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya wallichii) -
Angel’s Trumpet ‘Ecuador Pink’ (Brugmansia hybrid) -
Tahitian Orange Tree (Citrus x limonia ‘Otaheite’) -
Hoya callistophylla (Hoya callistophylla) -
Spineless Caper Bush (Capparis spinosa var. inermis) -
Asian Jasmine ‘Mandanianum’ (Trachelospermum asiaticum) -
Passion Flower 'Clear Sky' (Passiflora caerulea)
