Scented candles and diffusers are great, but one of the best ways to add a gorgeous scent to your home is going all natural.

These fragrant clematis varieties are known for their large flower size, measuring up to 6 inches in diameter. In zones 6 to ...

Ground cover plants shouldn't be overlooked when planning a backyard. By covering patches of bare soil, they help bring a space together, creating a tapestry of textures and colors, all while keeping ...

Planning an aromatic flower garden or want to choose fragrant flowers for your next arrangement? We have plants for you, from soothing-scented lavender to sweet-smelling hyacinth. These flowers waft ...

Summer comes with lots of joys, but nobody likes the swarms of buzzing mosquitoes. Enjoy the blooms of this citrusy herb ...

These tropical plants will not only thrive in a south Louisiana garden in July, but they will likely withstand winter.

Night-blooming jessamine Night-blooming jessamine grows best in light, sandy soil. It is tolerant to a variety of conditions and usually requires little care except for frost and salt protection. It ...

It is February, and our gardens are just beginning to wake up. In this unsettled time of year with regular frosts and frequent rain interspersed with brilliant sunny afternoons, many plants are still ...

Fragrance gardening is an easy way to enhance the enjoyment of gardens, said University of Missouri Extension horticulturist David Trinklein. Our sense of smell has the power to evoke deep emotions, ...

If you enjoy aromatherapy, you may want to consider adding some fragrant plants to your porch or in your landscape. They come in a variety of flower colors, amount of fragrance (ranging from light to ...

The aesthetic value of a garden is not confined to its appearance but is connected with other senses. For instance, fragrance can entirely change the perception of an outdoor area. Pleasant smells ...

While squirrels can wreck your hard work, peppermint offers a powerful, entirely natural defense, if you know how to apply it ...