There are hundreds of jasmine species, but the most well-known is the common jasmine. Its white, star-shaped flowers emit a sweet and fruity fragrance with an underlying musk. Jasmine vines can grow up to 15 feet tall and bloom from late summer to early fall.
Roses are a classic symbol of romance, known for their feather-like petals that form a swirl design. They come in various colors, including red, pink, white, coral, yellow, and purple.
Lavender is easily recognized by its purple flowers and soothing scent, which is powdery, herbal, and slightly woody. There are different types of lavender, such as English, French, and Spanish, all of which need full sun to thrive.
This hybrid lily is known for its beautifully complex appearance and strong perfume fragrance. The flowers display a mix of crimson, pink, and white with edges that resemble white lace. The center intensifies to a magenta color with crimson freckles.
With over 400 species, primroses offer a variety of colors and forms. They are known for their sweet and tangy scent, reminiscent of an orange creamsicle. Primroses thrive in different environments and bloom in tightly packed clusters, making them a delightful addition to gardens with their sunny, citrusy fragrance.
There are about 180 species of honeysuckle worldwide. These flowers can grow as shrubs or vines and are popular for their attractive trumpet-shaped blooms that change from white to yellow, sometimes with a pink flush.
Orange blossoms grow on orange trees and are small, white, five-petaled flowers. They are typically seen in spring but can appear year-round alongside oranges.The scent of orange blossoms is complex, often citrusy with notes of honey and bright flowers.
Gardenias are usually white with a bit of yellow at the center, and as they age, they may turn cream or yellowish. Their petals layer in a spiral display, differing from roses. Some gardenias feature single petal layers.