Re: favorite fragrances in the garden

It is probably a bit late to be talking about this, but Louise Beebe Wilder 
(or is it Wilder Beebe -anyway the author of Adventures with Hardy Bulbs) 
wrote a book called The Fragrant Garden, in which she goes through the 
various plants in her garden that have a noticable fragrance.  This book has 
been reprinted recently, and I have copy in my library, but unfortunately I 
am in England (not so unfortunately, really since there is no snow and it 
hit 8 degrees C here today-as opposed to bloody cold and buried in snow if I 
were at home).  Primulas are out in the local gardens, and the odd fall 
blooming shrub still has some flowers.  I've seen a few roses as well but am 
not in a good position to look around the local gardens as yet.

Bob Campbell
Normally USDA 4 but currently in Staffordshire, zone unknown.
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