Here are more of these less common flowers and herbs which are highly fragrant.
Persicaria odorata?
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Persicaria odorata or commonly known as Vietnamese Coriander (or Rau rum) is an easy to grow, fragrant perennial that not only smells good but is also a rich spice that is widely used in Asian cooking. If you keep it inside during winter you can enjoy it lemony scent for many years. Grow it as an alternative to common coriander, in fertile soil and in partial shade.
Philadelphus “Virginal”
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Mock orange is a hardy deciduous shrub that will mesmerize you with its beautiful double blooms with pure white petals. But what is even more special than its beauty is surely its scent which will remind you of the most exquisite ?orange blossom? perfume. No wonder this shrub attracts wildlife, including bees and other insects. It is ideal for cottage gardens, scented gardens, wildlife gardens. Grow Philadelphus plants in a sunny or semi shaded position, in any well drained soil.
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