i agree,........Brugmansia. the first time i ever smelled one, i was in Seattle and it was growing in a tub outside the University greenhouse,.......as soon as i smelled it, i knew i had to know more about those facinating plants.

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Cathy

Here in Indiathere are many plants having fagrant flowers. I like Echites caryoaphyllata most. It is a big woody climber belonging to Apocynaceae family. Then second best for meis Dolichandrone falcata, a medium size tree, which blooms very profusely March-April. The tree has white flowers, which send the scent whafting at night. The third is Nctanthus arbor-tristis.
Nandan

There is something calming about the Eucalyptus Tree. The fragrance is so refreshing and rejuvenating. Its wonderful waking up to it every morning (I have one growing very close to my room window). It makes for a lovely shade tree as well.

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I have a Brugmansia that is to die for in looks but the smell would gag a horse!!! Never got the name on this one. Starts out with white flowers and then they turn to a light pink and then medium pink. Great looker, just lousy scent.

I guess my favorite smelling plant is my Butterfly Gingers or the wild Honeysuckle and Jasimine that grows wild on my homestead here in southern ALABAMA

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