7 FRAGRANT FLOWERS THAT MAKE A PERFECT GARDEN

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7 FRAGRANT FLOWERS THAT MAKE A PERFECT GARDEN
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• If you're planning an aromatic flower garden or
  want to choose the best-smelling flowers for your
  next arrangement, these are the plants to pick.
  From soothing-scented lavender to sweet-smelling
  hyacinth, these flowers will waft floral scents
  around your backyardand when cut and placed into
  bouquets, will fill any room with their heady
  aroma. Before you plant any new varieties, be
  sure to check out the care tips and hardiness
  zones find your zone here, to make sure your new
  flowers will thrive. You can order this from
  online florist and get flowers delivery in Qatar.

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Lily of the Valley

• Lily of the valley is known for its delicate
  white blossoms and sweet scent. When you're
  choosing flowers for a grocery store bouquet, it
  will add an interesting shape and enticing smell
  to the arrangement.If you're planting lily of the
  valley in your garden, choose a spot that gets
  partial shade. It's best to plant it in early
  spring, and over time, this flower is known to
  spread out. Just be careful if you have pets
  lily of the valley is poisonous for both dogs and
  cats.

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Hyacinth

• When hyacinth is in bloom, you'll often sniff it
  out before you see it. In the spring, hyacinth
  can be found in a range of pink, purple, and blue
  shades at your local florist. Waiting for this
  bulb to bloom is an act of patience the bulbs
  need to be planted in the fall, before the first
  frost, in well-drained fertile soil in sun or
  partial shade. Planning to plant your own in the
  autumn? Get flowers online.

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Lavender

• It's no surprise to see lavender land on the
  best-smelling flowers listits soothing scent
  makes it popular for perfumes, soaps, potpourri,
  and more. In fact, science has even proven
  the stress-reducing effects of sniffing lavender.
• Even if you don't have an outdoor garden, potted
  lavender is easy to grow on your kitchen counter.
  And when pulling together a DIY bouquet, consider
  adding a few sprigs of fresh lavender to amp up
  the aroma. For the most fragrant lavender
  possible, look for the hybrid variety Lavandin.

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Gardenia

• The rich perfume of the gardenia bloom may remind
  you of wandering through a garden at nightthis
  flower is most often pollinated by moths, so it
  releases more scent at night to attract them.
  Gardenias prefer to live where nighttime
  temperatures are warm (around 60 degrees
  Fahrenheit), and prefer humidity and moist soil.

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Rose

• Roses have long been recognized as one of the
  best-smelling flowers in the garden, and with new
  perfumes and products revitalizing rose and
  making it a trendy scent again, roses are making
  a comeback. When buying roses at the florist or
  grocery store, choosing whatever looks freshest
  and smells best is an easy rule to follow. When
  it comes to planting roses, there are endless
  varieties to choose from, and like rose perfumes,
  you can pick from classic varieties or modern
  hybrids. You can send flowers to Doha for your
  loved ones.  

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Freesia

• For a sweet-smelling scent, opt for freesia.
  Often described as smelling like strawberries or
  fruit, freesia is lovely in a garden or a
  bouquet, and comes in vibrant shades of purple,
  yellow, pink, and red. In zones 9 or warmer,
  freesia bulbs (called corms) are planted in the
  fall since they will survive the winter, but in
  cooler zones, the corms are planted in the
  spring. If planting in a pot indoors, keep the
  soil moist and place it near a window that gets
  good sunlight.

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Jasmine

• Similar to gardenia, night-blooming jasmine is
  most fragrant after dark. Not all types of
  jasmine are fragrant, but common white jasmine is
  known for its sweet scent. A growing zine dotted
  with delicate white flowers, jasmine looks
  particularly striking when grown on a trellis or
  pergola.