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Hi what flowers keeps the entire garden/house all the time? im looking to grow some but i do not want the flower to be beautiful, i just want it to project its smell well for a long time, it must make the home so aromatic when u cut it & put in a vase..
Please suggest some.. Thanx 
Indeed, gardenia and jasmine are the most wonderful smelling plants!
I love gardenia most of all, but I find it also to be one of the most difficult plants to grow in the house - I didn't have much success.
I have at home Hoya (Hoya carnosa)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoya
This is a fairly undemanding plant that blooms almost all year round, flowers have a very strong sweet smell, but mostly at night. Though, some people may find the smell too strong. And the plant itself is beautiful as well.
Last edited by Vickalena (2012-07-02 12:09:25)
PerfumesTry to get Sambac jasmine. Its astounding. Gardenias are a must have! Do magnolia trees grow where you live? We have the grandiflora type here in Florida... one blossom will perfume a very large room, or several smaller ones! Lilies and roses, but you must research which ones have the strongest fragrance. Especially the roses! Some of the old ones are magnificent for cut bouquets. (David Austin Roses, find the catalog on line) Plumeria are also nice, once again, check the variety for intensity of fragrance. Good luck!
Thanx ladies.. Jasmines are a bit common where i live. Gardineas are fine but i hear its not esy to grow it.. but ill try.
I have few roses. they do not smell well.. just close to the flower only. Im looking for something that projects well..
if you're looking for garden plants, maybe you'd like some Petunias? - they are really with a huge projection! Though, petunias are quite common, there is a big variety of colors, forms and they are easy to grow on the balcony and small terassa.
Last edited by Vickalena (2012-07-02 16:32:17)
Fragrant flowers in the home- Yes! 
Gardenias
Lilac
Korean spice bush viburnum
Hyacinth
Lily of the valley (muguet)
Oriental lilies (Casablanca, Stargazer, especially)
Tuberose
All of these are visually beautiful, in addition to having intoxicating aromas!
Lovely topic!
PerfumesMost modern roses have a weak to no smell at all. Horrid things! There are varieties out there that are strong! A vase of them will have no problem filling a room with fragrance. Its just getting the correct ones for your growing area. So I'll still recommend them.... few things are better than drifting off to sleep in a room filled with the lush, rich fragrance of old fashioned roses.
I have a prolific potted jasmine on my kitchen window. Outside by my doorway, I have a very hardy white rose whose flowers are not so pretty but its fragrance is hypnotic.
Oriental lillies are amazing, but the bloom period is short.
Some Old Rose varieties smell lovely and the scent travels. Also some Rugosa roses smell great, but they don't make good cutting flowers.
Gardenias, Plumeria, four o clocks, antique roses, magnolias, orange flowers, loquat tree flowers, datura (angel trumpets), lillies,
I planted a "night garden" once. We used to sit outside on hot summer nights and I wanted to be able to see the flowers. I planted all white flowers and they reflected the moonlight beautifully.
PerfumesHarsingar- Nyctanthes arbor-tristis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyctanthes_arbor-tristis
Raat ki rani - Cestrum nocturnum
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cestrum_nocturnum
Mogra - Jasminum sambac
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jasminum_sambac
Chameli- Jasmine
PerfumesOriental lillies are amazing, but the bloom period is short.
Oriental lillies, Asiatic lillies, Trumpet (Easter Lillies), Magnolia, Gardenia, Peony, Lavendar, Rosemary, Thyme, Eucalyptus, Honeysuckle, Winterhazel, Daphne, Korean Spice Viburnum, Lilacs are my favorites. I can think of more but not right now. 
I don't have any Jasmine but I would love that!
I use to have Star gazer lillies, but they no longer come up, so they either died or squirrels ate the bulbs. They are very fragrant, somewhat a spicy scent.
PerfumesI hate cutting my flowers! I can't bring myself to do it.
Outdoors, Hedychium coronarium is my super fragrant attention getter. Beautiful and they smell devine!
You climate is tropical, isn't it?Jasmines are a good guess for you. My hedyciums should do there too. They love hot, humid weather and are glorious!
PerfumesGardenias require a low soil pH and lots of water. It has been a while since I have grown them, but I seem to remember a whitefly problem. I could be wrong on that.
What is your climate like?
Thanx ladies.. Jasmines are a bit common where i live. Gardineas are fine but i hear its not esy to grow it.. but ill try.
I have few roses. they do not smell well.. just close to the flower only. Im looking for something that projects well..
What is your climate like?
Hot as hell! 
PerfumesIt is really nice to have a flower garden in your place. You will surely going to appreciate the beauty of the nature when you see the blooming flowers of your plants.
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PerfumesCasablanca and stargazer lillies. Lave dual. Rosemary. Monarda. Fennel. Spearmint and peppermint. Korean Spice viburnums.
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