Thank you. I appreciate the fact that you started the video telling where you are located. With some gardening videos, you don't even know where the person is, so you don't know whether or not the plants they are promoting are appropriate for your climate.
Hey, that was very informative, do you know of any fragrant plant besides rose that can survive Toronto winter? Thanks, do you sell it in Toronto Canada?
I live in SE Florida in a high rise condo. Southern facing, some direct sun in winter, but only bright diffused in summer. Suggestions for potted plants that have a year round fragrance?
From what I've smelled, not all frangipanis are fragrant. I was in Puerto Rico and they grow like crazy and were in full bloom. Not all we're scented. If you want to make sure you have a frangrant variety, buy that specific hybrid.
Great vid do any of these fragrant plants grow from seeds? I realize you don't do internationally shipping but could you suggest any nurseries or online companies that Do?
@@EarthWorksJax thank you so much for your suggestions. I was wondering though if I used a local shipping company in Barbados which has a warehouse in the USA with an obvious US shipping address would you be able to provide a Phytosanitary Certificate for a selection of plants?
Most of these are so common where I'm from hahaha. I have a gardenia and two huge frangipanis in my garden, and several of my neighbours have them too. I just bought that same variety of jasmine sambac and waiting for it to arrive, it's known as belle of India. In the same order I also bought a yesterday, today and tomorrow plant and orange jasmine, which are also fragrant. The tea olive is known as osmanthus here... never smelled it before, it's not as common as the others but I'm so curious about it now
Sambac, hedychium and ylang-ylang is a trio that's found in garlands here in the Philippines. I just got myself some aglaia odorata but the fragrance isn't that strong, I had to get close to smell it. Planning to get gardenia, murraya paniculata and tuberose in the future. I wish I can find a seller for osmanthus here.
Praise and glory to our Creator God for so much beauty and fragrance.
My favorite of all the fragrant flowers is the GARDENIA. 👌👌👌😘
I have a Gardenia I purchased as a small plant about 10 years ago that’s massive and scents my entire doorway most of the summer. Love them.
You guys are lucky to have such beautiful weather all year round
I absolutely love jasmine
Thank you. I appreciate the fact that you started the video telling where you are located. With some gardening videos, you don't even know where the person is, so you don't know whether or not the plants they are promoting are appropriate for your climate.
Thanks for all the ideas but one you didn't mention is Hedychium. They can be very fragrant and hardy too!
I would love to visit your garden! We frequently visit Jax to visit family and my sister told me about your place.
We look forward to welcoming you Shoryo!
Thank you! But I would definitely add one great plant to your story - Hedychium coronarum!
I have a yard full of different colors of plumerias. Love them here centrally Florida, 9B/10A
Of course, plumerias are always a favorite for a traditional lei in Hawaii, plumeria and ginger leis fragrance reminds me of bootcamp in San Diego
This is a good video. Glad you gave a shout out to the beloved native plant, Illicium.
Ginger, jasmine, plumerias, my favorite lei is of white plumeria with the yellow in the middle
Hey what about pink jasmine does it grow from seeds?
Hi, zone 7 in USA is dying for jasmines and gardenia that grow outside all year round
Tea olive tree, aka osmanthus, can become a 20’ tree! 🙂 you missed the night blooming jasmine and a banana shrub aka Michaela Figo, those are a must !
Really helpful - thank you!
Me - bro....but what do they smell like?
You - Fragrant.
Me - Bruh
Tea olive is not hardy enough even at south Texas
Wait what? No night blooming cestrum? No brugmansia?
Can you grow a tea olive indoors in a window ?
Where are you in Jacksonville?
Hey Lucky Cutie, we are located at 12501 Beach Blvd on the west side of Beach & Kernan Blvds. Come in and see us!
@@EarthWorksJax okay, thank you sir. Yes I will visit there soon
I visit Gainesville often
My son lives there ,,would like to get in touch w you next time when I come ( after corona)
Yes, we love new customers. Sunday is a good day to pick his brain.
Hey, that was very informative, do you know of any fragrant plant besides rose that can survive Toronto winter? Thanks, do you sell it in Toronto Canada?
Thank you A T. No we don't sell outside of our region.
Thankyou for the video!(:
Hi what’s a good fragrant plant that doesn’t grow tall to add to an east facing planter in central Florida?
I live in SE Florida in a high rise condo. Southern facing, some direct sun in winter, but only bright diffused in summer. Suggestions for potted plants that have a year round fragrance?
Thank you
May I know the fragrant plants viable in Plano Texas with regards.
Will your plants and palms thrive in Lady Lake FL? And do you ship and do design projects in this city? Thank you very much. Shane Roberson
Yes, they will, but unfortunately, we do not ship plants outside of Jacksonville, FL.
Would like a list fragrant plants suitable Dallas area.
From what I've smelled, not all frangipanis are fragrant. I was in Puerto Rico and they grow like crazy and were in full bloom. Not all we're scented. If you want to make sure you have a frangrant variety, buy that specific hybrid.
Great vid do any of these fragrant plants grow from seeds? I realize you don't do internationally shipping but could you suggest any nurseries or online companies that Do?
You might try Brecks, Park Seed, Southern Exchange, Baker Creek, Johnnies Select Seeds, and Seed Savers Exchange.
@@EarthWorksJax thank you so much for your suggestions. I was wondering though if I used a local shipping company in Barbados which has a warehouse in the USA with an obvious US shipping address would you be able to provide a Phytosanitary Certificate for a selection of plants?
@@geriannroth449 we do not ship plants.
Thank you for the information. Will you please give zone information, I don’t live in NE Florida.
9b 9a
Most of these are so common where I'm from hahaha. I have a gardenia and two huge frangipanis in my garden, and several of my neighbours have them too. I just bought that same variety of jasmine sambac and waiting for it to arrive, it's known as belle of India. In the same order I also bought a yesterday, today and tomorrow plant and orange jasmine, which are also fragrant. The tea olive is known as osmanthus here... never smelled it before, it's not as common as the others but I'm so curious about it now
Does it smell similar to osmanthus burkwoodiii?
@@ayoutubechannel8228 which one? I mentioned so many
@@TooLittleInfo the tea olive
@@ayoutubechannel8228 As I mentioned before, I haven't smelled it
do you take mail orders?
Sambac, hedychium and ylang-ylang is a trio that's found in garlands here in the Philippines.
I just got myself some aglaia odorata but the fragrance isn't that strong, I had to get close to smell it. Planning to get gardenia, murraya paniculata and tuberose in the future. I wish I can find a seller for osmanthus here.
I’m in PA can you deliver some of this plants here?
Hey Isabel thank you for your interest, but we don’t ship or deliver outside of Northeast Florida.
Plz write down the name of the third flower,I m not getting it,,,tialap or what?
Frost proof gardenia
Tea olive
@@silvioatejedor thank you so much
@@mstiaholt1 thank you so much