Six fragrant plants for your yard: Blue Vervain smells citrusy, Carolina Allspice brings tropical notes of banana and pineapple, Cedar offers resinous earthiness, Coneflower has a musky scent, Crabapple blooms sweetly in spring, and Daisy adds subtle green notes. Plant them to turn your outdoor space into an aromatherapy garden.
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Fragrant Plants Can Make Your Lawn Smell Delicious. TN Nursery is known for those delicate or strong scents you crave for. Blue Vervain. While looking at the gorgeous blue, purplish flowers of the plant, you may not be able to guess it has a fruity scent. It is well known for its citrus scent. The fruity scent gives it the common local name lemon verbena. Carolina Allspice Shrub. Carolina allspice has a fruity smell and resembles the scent notes of banana, pineapple, strawberry, and even applesauce. These The flowers have been used in linen drawers to give them a gorgeous feel. Crabapple tree. The crabapple tree produces pretty flowers in mid to late spring. It is pretty famous for its fragrant flowers with a delicately sweet smell. Cedar tree. Cedar tree fragrance belongs to the base notes with resinous and camphorous aromas. They have an earthy and spicy smell that distinguishes them from other trees. Coneflower plant. The fragrance of the coneflower plant is referred to as the muskrat scent. It belongs to middle notes and produces a musky smell. Daisy. Daisies are as much of a treat to the sense of smell as they are to vision. They have a subtle, green aroma without feeling too bland.