Coffea arabica (Coffee) - Coffeas are handsome foliage plants that produce fragrant, white flowers and are especially decorative when bearing their red fruits, which resemble cranberries.
Coleonema pulchra (Breath of Heaven) - While the flowers are not scented, the small, narrow-linear leaves are pleasantly aromatic when they are crushed or brushed.
Coronilla valentina - This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and birds. It has bloomy leaves and a profusion of yellow blossoms that smell like peaches.
Cryptocereus anthonyanus (Rick-Rack Cactus)- This is a night bloomer and its flowers last for only a single night. It is common that some specimens rarely or never flower, but when they do they produce many white, pink and maroon slender-petaled starburst blossoms. The blossoms begin to open right at dusk, releasing a pleasing fragrance that is intended intended to attract nocturnal pollinators.
Datura (Angel�s trumpets): most species are fragrant (ES)
Dombeya: wallichii, hybrids
Dracena fragrans (Corn Plant)
Duranta erecta: some cultivars are fragrant
Echinopsis: oxypetallum, other species and some hybrids (NS)
Epiphyllum (Orchid cactus): anguliger (ES), crenatum, oxypetallum (NS), a few hybrids
Eucharis amazonica (Amazon lily)
Gardenias: see the gardenia mini-FAQ
Gelsemium sempervirens (Carolina jessamine)
Genista canariensis (Scented Broom)
Hedychium coronarium, gardnerii, some hybrids
Heliotropium arborescens (Cherry Pie) - They produce very pretty, wonderfully fragrant flowers that smell like cherry pie! The flowers cluster up to 8 inches across. They may be deep blue-violet to purple, lavender or almost white.
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