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The Sweet Smell of Spring
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The Sweet Smell of Spring

Plan ahead and plant a spring-flowering shrub or perennial to bring blooms and tantalising scents for the next year.

We especially like:

Clematis armandii, an evergreen climber with deliciously fragrant white flowers.
Lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis), divine if a bit of a garden thug.
The purple Iris graminea has a fragrance like well-cooked plum tart.
Osmanthus x burkwoodii, evergreen with super-fragrant white blooms.
Many viburnums smell luscious: try V x carlcephalum or V x burkwoodii.
Choisya ternata or Mexican Orange Blossom is one of the easiest sweet-smellers to grow.
Osmanthus x burkwoodii, evergreen with super-fragrant white blooms.
Primroses, especially varieties of pretty Primula auricula.
Just about any lilac (Syringa ssp) smells heavenly.