1. Camellia's that smell like gardenias.
2. Daisies that smell like spearmint (instead of old socks).
3. Lilacs with leaves that stay pretty all year. (Mine looks so bad right now).
4. Evergreens that get flowers.
Any other ideas?
Best new plant. Which of the following would you like to see in your garden?
Cemellias that smell like Gardenias,beautiful and intoxicating!
Reply:EVERGREENS ARE EASIER AND PRETTIER TO MAINTAIN, STICK WITH EVERGREENS. IF YOU WANT SOMETHING DIFFERENT, TRY SNAPDRAGONS.
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Reply:Spearment!
Reply:Venus fly trap. Can never go wrong with a plant that eats meat.
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Reply:evergreens all year round color
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Reply:Lilacs with leaves that stay pretty all year.
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Reply:A banana tree with constant supplies and a lilac bush that actually flowers.
Reply:How about small apple tree that grows $100 dollar bills?
Reply:We have evergreens that bloom. They are called azaleas and rhododendrons.
Reply:#1 Camellia's that smell like gardenias.
Reply:Evergreens that get flowers sound best to me, because I love watching the squirrels feasting on flowers (when I didn't have a camera, I saw one pose perfectly whilst holding a nasturtium by the stem in its mouth - drat, missed photo-opportunity). I like roses and pansies, so if you could get ones that were outsize and highly perfumed, I think they would be my dream plants.
Reply:lilacs love the smell
Reply:gardinias are a very fragrant and pretty flower . One of my favorites. On the other hand, I grew up with lilac bushes all around the house and when may came, our house smelt so nice no matter which way the wind was blowing. Both plants are very strong and durable and ring in the summer with a bang. Have you considered planting all the ideas you had? You get the best of all worlds and hey , you can,t beat these plants for the beauty and aromas they all give off. The good thing about the evergreens is that when the others have gone into their winter mode, the evergreen is still there to block the wind and give winter bird food and a place to nest. Good choices.
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