Re: journals, fragrant flowers etc...

Rachel, I got some evening scented stock from Shepherd's Seeds last
year. The plant is nothing much to look at but the scent is heavenly.
Rita, for scented flowers, roses are a must!  My favorites for scent are
the Portland Comte de Chambord and the albas (bloom only once).Some of
the David Austins have great scent.  In a small triangular area 
I have five roses, some lavender, several kinds of lilies (Regale,
trumpets, and orientals), scented geraniums, nepeta, fragrant bearded
irises, thymes, and pots of petunias (white & blue smell nice). There's
a bench, just for sitting & smelling... I plan to try tuberoses next
year (not hardy but the scent is worth it).

Anne - Chicago
deborde wrote:
> 
> > What about a garden of fragrance flowers? Are there any really nice
> >ones I can plant next year?......................
> > Rita
> 
> Rita,
>     If your a mover, and you want night perfume?
> You must get your hands on some, "Evening Scented Stock".
> I don't know it by any other name and I think you can only get it
> by seed. ...............
> ps. If anyone knows where I can get some, I would love to hear
> from you.
> 
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