Re: nicotiana
- Subject: Re: nicotiana
- From: N* L*
- Date: Sun, 09 Sep 2001 21:49:40 -0500
Doug said:
>
>N. sylvestris is extremely fragrant. In our gardens perhaps the most
>fragrant of the Nictotiana although some older white forms of N. alata
>might compete.
Great! Now, not only do colors vary from place to place, I find that
fragrances do, as well. Actually, maybe this bed sucks the fragrance from
flowers; I planted several things in there that were supposed to be
fragrant, and didn't notice that any of them were particularly so. (The
daphne might have been, but it died before it reached its first bloom
season!)
And I really wanted this bed to have fragrant flowers, because it's right by
the deck and garden path...Have to keep trying things, I guess!
Nancy Lowe
Arkansas, zone 7
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