109 results for "Fragrant Foliage" between $5.00 and $75.00

This northern bog plant has charm. Its little leathery evergreen leaves are covered on the back with fascinating brown hairs. In early spring, the plant is covered with starry white flowers, which give way to coppery urn shaped seeds in fall. It grows 15 to 18 inches high and wide with intertwining stems. Native to northern bogs, it thrives in New England and other areas where summers are not extremely hot. A nice plant in the wild garden, give it sun.

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A lovely woodland and shade container perennial with foliage like an Epimedium. Leaflets colored olive, tan and copper to red-brown are held on wiry stems; each with a central silver star. P shade to Shade.

These beloved giant Nasturtiums ramble over fences, climb up shrubs, and sprawl over rocks in the sunny garden, wafting a wonderful aroma that evokes the bygone days of Grandmother's cottage garden. Park's Fragrant Giants is a unique mix of large-bloomed, colorful flowers on very vigorous vines. We think you will be delighted with the blend of colors and the powerful impact of these easy, durable vines. Both the blooms and the foliage are edible, with a delicious peppery flavor perfect for salads...

Stroll along this border on hot sunny days, or after a rain shower, and you will be treated to an aromatic adventure. To extend your fragrant season into winter, dry foliage and blooms to use as potpourri.

This wonderful small hosta produces lovely near white, slightly fragrant flowers and chalky blue foliage. An excellent blue due to its tendency to produce new leaves throughout the growing season.

Spectacular flowers in shades of lilac, light purple, or lavender make this old-time lilac a garden favorite. The long-lasting flower clusters bloom in April or May and are framed with lush green foliage. It is as popular today as it ever was. Their nostalgic fragrance adds to the "coming of spring." Lilac is an extremely hardy shrub and can be used as an individual specimen plant, informal hedge, shrub border, windbreak, or screen. Tolerates many soil types and does well in full sun or partial shade...

Late spring blooming. Pink buds open to fragrant white snowball flowers. Shiny dark green foliage. Leaves green turning reddish-purple in fall. Plant in part shade to shade.

Sport of H. 'Summer Music' with showy, dark green, heart-shaped, corrugated and wavy leaves with bright, creamy yellow margins. Blooms early July.

Description: A Proven Winners® ColorChoice ® This river of fragrance will impress you for weeks! Fragrant Spreader's soft pink, single flowers are abundant and highly fragrant. The plant will spread out to almost five feet across, making it ideal for covering large areas. It's perfect for banks and slopes. This rose does not need to be sprayed like many other rose varieties, and does not need pruning. The glossy green foliage remains free of disease, and compliments the bright flower color. Gardening...

Pretty pink buds open to star-shaped, white flowers in late spring. Glossy, dark green foliage turns red-orange in fall! Extremely hardy; no disease or pest problems. Sun-loving, 5- to 6-ft. plant tolerates light shade. Potted.Zones 4-9.This plant attracts hummingbirds.This item ships at the proper planting time for your region in both spring and fall. If the current shipping season is closed, your order will ship at the proper time in the next season.

Web Exclusive! Considered by many to be the most fragrant of deciduous azaleas, the intense sweet perfume makes this an essential shrub to have in your yard! Large, snowy-white flowers atop misty, blue-green foliage to form an excellent garden accent. It retains all good qualities; it has an upright habit and is very heat tolerant. Azalea ‘Fragrant Star’ <

Medium scale, alluring roses, lilies, tulips and foliage incorporate all the charm of a late spring to early summer garden. You can almost smell the fragrance of the roses and hear the bees at work as they gather nectar! Larger blossoms are about 2 3/4", from the 'Delicate Romance' collection by Lisa Audit for Wilmington Prints.

Indoor Culture: As a greenhouse or house plant, plant 6-8 bulbs 1" deep in a 6" pot with the pointed ends up. Keep in a cool well ventilated area. Water lightly but do not let plants dry out. After they have flowered, and the foliage becomes yellow, they can be dug, dried and kept for replanting the following fall.

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Just when we thought we’d seen everything in the world of gardenias, our friend Mike Diamond gave us this unusual cultivar. The foliage and growth habit are robust and the flowers are huge, often 5” across. At the center of each bloom is a small tuft of petals. Holding true to gardenia fragrance, “Diamonds’ Fragrant Delight” is intoxicating and heady, just like its namesake. Blooms appear throughout the growing season from late winter until fall. Plants have good resistance to root diseases that...

(Hosta)Hosta 'Fragrant Queen' is a new introduction from the 'Fragrant Bouquet' line. 'Fragrant Queen' has elongated heart shaped leaves with wide creamy to almost pure white margin and dark green centers. The large, fragrant, pale lavender flowers stand tall above the foliage. Hostas are a great foliage plant for shade to part shade locations. Hosta 'Fragrant Queen' can even tolerate some sun.