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15 Best Fragrant Vines
25.07.2024 - 17:30 / balconygardenweb.com
Vines and climbers do wonders in sprucing up dull walls, empty fences, bare pathways, and barren entrances. Hence, we’ve curated a selection of plants that produce beautiful blooms and the sweetest scents while climbing up. Check out our list of the best fragrant vines for your garden!
Botanical Name: Lathyrus odoratus
USDA Zones: 2-11
Native to Italy, sweet peas are annual climbers perfect for adding sweet citrus, floral notes, and lots of color to your surroundings. You can also use them as cut flowers; just a few will fill your room with their sweet fragrance.
Sweet pea vine prefers bright sun, afternoon shade, and moist soil. Despite its edible name, its seeds are toxic.
Botanical Name: Trachelospermum jasminoides
USDA Zones: 7-10
Native to eastern Asia, star jasmine is a woody, evergreen vine with dark green leaves and a strong aroma with hints of honey and vanilla. Mid-spring, it produces clusters of star-shaped white blooms.
This vigorous climber does well in full sun and afternoon shade and will quickly blanket a bare, sunny wall. To keep it under control, prune regularly, and look out for sticky sap from stems when you do trim.
Botanical Name: Lonicera
USDA Zones: 4-9
Honeysuckle vines are hardy climbers that produce intensely fragrant, nectar-filled tubular blooms in spring and summer. Its flowers carry an aroma that is a mix of jasmine with hints of vanilla, and its nectar attracts hummingbirds.
Although invasive, this prolific climber is popularly used to cover dull walls and empty patches. Grow your honeysuckles in moist but free-draining soil where they get partial shade.
Botanical Name: Clematis montana
USDA Zones: 6-9
This vigorous, fragrant vine is ideal for covering unsightly walls and fences. It can also beautify
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