Fragrant Archives - Page 52 of 64 - Van Wilgen's Garden Center

Sweetfern

You can abuse this tough, tenacious native all you want, but you’ll be hard pressed to break its spirit! Upright growing with deep green, lustrous, sweet scented, fern-like foliage, Sweetfern […]

Vanilla Spice® Summersweet

This improved form of one of our area’s most important and most fragrant natives will thrill you with a long summer bloom that features flowers that are up to double […]

Summer Sparkler™ Summersweet

It doesn’t take a genius to see that this Summersweet gets its name from the foot-long strands of densely packed fragrant flowers that twist off in all directions just like […]

Sugartina® Crystalina Summersweet

Sugartina® ‘Crystalina’ enhances all the great summer attributes of our native Clethra and puts it all together in a tight, dense, small landscape friendly package. Dense and full, this wider […]

Ruby Spice Summersweet

A superb new form of Clethra with deep reddish-pink blossoms that won’t fade as they age. Tolerates the same conditions as other varieties of Clethra and still has that same […]

Hummingbird Summersweet

A dense, compact selection of alnifolia with lustrous, deep, dark green foliage and a profusion of long, extremely fragrant flower spikes that will really add spice to any early to […]

Summer Sweet / Sweet Pepper Bush

Summer sweet is a vase-shaped deciduous shrub, which features fluffy, bottle brush-like, 3-6″ spikes of extremely fragrant white flowers that are an extremely important nectar source in summer. Glossy, dark […]

Sweet Autumn Clematis

Save the best for last. Flowering later than other varieties, paniculata goes into bloom in September and continues through October. Tiny 1″ blooms cover the plant, and carry a light […]

Shimmer™ Clematis

Raymond Evison’s Shimmer™ is a distinctive variety which features slightly rippled, deep lilac blue, each petal painted with a pastel purple central streak. As the flowers mature, they slowly fade […]

Meyer Lemon

Fragrant flowers and juicy, thin-skinned fruit make the Meyer Lemon the pre-eminent tropical lemon. Keep away from frost and freezing contitions during New England winters. Will produce and survive in […]