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gardenwife Newark, OH(Zone 5b) Jul 31, 2003

Can't say I've ever smelled a polecat! I've smelled a cat, and probably got my tongue stuck to a cold pole as a kid, but never together.

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MOLLYBEE Villa Rica, GA(Zone 7a) Jul 31, 2003

I love the smell of leather. Like the leather they use to make saddles with.

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gardenwife Newark, OH(Zone 5b) Jul 31, 2003

Mmm, that is a good smell, Molly. Horses, leather and fresh-cut hay. Mmmmm!

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Ponditis Lincoln City, OR(Zone 9a) Jul 31, 2003

oh yes GW and Molly those are special smells.

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NancyD Waterloo, ON(Zone 5b) Jul 31, 2003

Many of my favourite smells are already listed, but of the ones I didn't notice:

- my grandmother's peony that she gave a piece of to my mother and I have a piece of in my garden(it has to be 75 years or older, just smelling it reminds me of her garden and my mother)
- daphne

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NoH2O Everson, WA(Zone 8a) Jul 31, 2003

LL, I am pickin about 100 stems a day of sweet peas right here in central Ohio. I usually still have a few blooming in November. My biggest problem is the staking - some of them are over 7 feet now and a good thunderstorm topples the tops. (Okay I know I'm bragging but I am very proud of my sweet peas. If it makes you feel any better I can't grow a purple coneflower to save my life. Go figure.)

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