Many of the most popular houseplants we pick are foliage plants, cultivated for the aesthetic value of their leaves. The flowers, if they bloom at all, are often quite inconsequential.
Numerous aromatic flowering plants commonly found in gardens can also be grown indoors. Since they can be a bit bland at times the rest of the year and ultimately thrive outdoors, it’s usually best to simply bring them indoors at the peak of their flowering period.
Some fragrant plants have fairly strong scents that some people might find overpowering. The best smells are those that float gently and aren’t overpowering. Here are some of our favourites.
#1. hyacinth
Source: The spruce
#2. magnolia
Source: garden tabs
#3. gardenia
Source: my garden life
#4. jasmine
Source: The spruce
#5. freesia
Source: Pinterest
#6. lavender
Source: antifreeze
#7. hoya
Source: Yates
#8th. citrus
Source: Martha Stewart
#9. laurel
Source: The spruce
#10. Orange Jasmine
Source: The spruce
#11. Seasonal Onions
Source: love the garden
#12. Stephanotis
Source: RHS facilities
#13. Cuban Oregano
Source: carousel
#14. passion flower
Source: Country Life Magazine
#15. angel trumpet
Source: Gardens4You.eu
#16. plumeria
Source: master class
#17. Corsage Orchid
Source: The Martha Stewart Blog
#18. begonia
Source: my garden life
#19. eucalyptus
Source: farard
