Fragrant Flowers

Fragrant flowers are commonly chosen for gardens, bouquets, and home decor due to their pleasant scents. Here are some popular fragrant flowers:

Roses: Known for their classic and timeless scent. Varieties like Damask and Bourbon roses are especially fragrant.
Lavender: Offers a soothing and aromatic scent, often used in essential oils and sachets.
Jasmine: Produces an intense and sweet fragrance, commonly used in perfumes and teas.
Gardenia: Features large, white blooms with a rich, sweet scent.
Lilac: These spring flowers have a strong, sweet fragrance that can fill a garden with their aroma.
Hyacinth: Known for their dense flower spikes and sweet, intoxicating scent.
Honeysuckle: Provides a sweet and heady fragrance, particularly in the evening.
Plumeria (Frangipani): Often used in Hawaiian leis, these flowers have a deliciously sweet, tropical scent.
Sweet Pea: These climbing plants offer delicate flowers with a lovely, sweet fragrance.
Tuberose: Known for its rich, creamy scent, often used in high-end perfumes.
Stephanotis: Also known as Madagascar jasmine, these flowers have a pleasant, sweet fragrance and are often used in wedding bouquets.
Daphne: Produces small clusters of flowers with a strong, sweet scent, usually blooming in late winter or early spring.
Sweet Alyssum: These small flowers provide a honey-like fragrance and are great for ground cover.

Choose flowers based on the time of year they bloom, their compatibility with your local climate, and your personal scent preferences. Whether you’re designing a fragrant garden or simply looking for flowers that smell wonderful, there’s a wide variety of options to enrich your sensory experience.