Part Seis: Breathe Deep and Tell us what Smells Wonderful

Mock Orange - finally...blooms...pleasant but subtle scent

Common Dianthus...but boy do I enjoy weeding around them...soft pretty fragrance

Everyone enjoys lavender....apparently!! The Spanish Lavender's scent is not as strong as Province but pleasant just the same.

gingers. some of my favorites

a few more about to open

i think this is a telosma cordata i got from bedouin it has yet to flower but i think it is fragrant

Candela, what do you feed your gingers?

My wonderful Oriental lilies, Got to enjoy them 3 days before the deer ate them all!!

Speaking of....'Silk Road' - wonderful scent to this one....not for the weak of nose though...nice strong, wafting spicy scent!!!
Shared Bec's and my FL trip over here (for those of you NOT on facebook yet...LOL) http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1011786/

And of course the Brunfelsia nitida ....love it, love it!!

Some Azaleas are very sweet--Alaska and George Tabor are common ones around L.A. And I had a Japanese variety whose name translated as "White Peacock." Every evening in the Spring, when I came home and got out of the car about 20 feet away, its beautiful baby-powder-like fragrance was in the air.

I also love the scent of Daphne, although it's not very well suited to L.A. weather. The closest I can come is Freesia--another fantastic scent.

first bloom on my dwarf Singapore Pink plumeria. Scent is sensational but you do need to get close. I wish I could grow daphne in the TX gulf coast.

will have to research brunsfelsia nitida.