Fragrant plants

A true showstopper, Datura metel - also known as Horn-of-Plenty - boasts huge, double trumpet-shaped flowers that spiral outward like a horn, often in a unique mottled purple shade. These blooms are not only spectacular in appearance but also richly fragrant, filling the air from spring through fall.
Growing to 2"3 feet in containers, this fast-growing plant blooms repeatedly in spring, summer, and fall, adding a bold, tropical flair to gardens and patios. It has a long history of medicinal uses (though all parts are toxic if ingested, so admire with care).
With its exotic flowers, intoxicating scent, and lush foliage, Datura metel brings a mystical, surreal beauty to your garden like no other.
RECOMMENDED FERTILIZER: Angel Trumpet Delight - Smart-Release Booster.

Easter Lily Cactus is native to Brazil and Argentina. It is a globular cactus that produces splendid night-blooming, white fragrant flowers up to 10" long.

Belle de Nuit, Lady of the Night, Queen of the Night, Night blooming Cereus - powerfully fragrant at night! This special cactus grows in tropical rainforests and has large wide meaty leaves. The flower is huge, white, and nocturnal. Blooms at night hours, hence the name. One of the most exotic indoor plants.

Glory Vine - A rare, vigorous twining climber with large, shiny, bright green leaves and beautiful fragrant white flowers in large terminal clusters with fragrance of carnations.

Buttons is a mounding compact flowing shrub covered with tiny semi-double pure white fragrant blooms from summer through fall. It has upright and rounded plant habit; moderately vigorous growth habit; freely branching and flowering plant habit, and good garden performance.
Keep moist, especially during the growing season, but soil must be very well-drained. Fertilize in spring with a food for acid-loving plants. Prune in spring to remove cold damage and after bloom to shape.

A small, attractive and symmetrical shrub. Blooms from spring to fall, with a uniquely center cupped shaped flower and small narrow foliage. Profuse bloomer from spring through summer. Prefers slightly acidic soil, regular watering and full to partial sunlight. Relatively frost tolerant, as the name suggests. Great container and indoor plant.

Rare gardenia from Africa with blooms sporadically year round. Covered with flowers when in bloom. Strong fragrance, unusually shaped leaves. There has been a long discussion regarding proper classification of Gardenia nitida and (or?) posoqueria. In some sources, they are considered synonyms. Both species have highly star-like tubular flowers with nearly intoxicating scent.
Gardenia nitida and posoqueria seem to be 2 different varieties. G. nitida is the most common kind, with slightly smaller leaves, and flowers coming in clusters. G. posoqueria has longer single flowers, and leaves are much larger, lush and elongated.