Some type of rose. There are so many pretty ones I would have a hard time deciding which one.
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Question Of The Day, Friday, April 26
- Thread starter Winchester
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I was thinking night blooming jasmine too! It would smell so nice coming home from errands all stressed out from traffic and have the nice scent calm me before entering the house.Oh, I was going to say that! I love the way they smell. They won't grow here though, it's way too cold for them.
OK, if Kat is going to have the jasmine I'll have a frangipani tree.
Otherwise I do bulbs in the front especially tulips, glads etc. They look from the street.
It's beautiful. Thanks for showing it.
Roses and Morning Glory 
Lilly of the Valley too, but thankfully they grow steadfast on my property already!
Lilly of the Valley too, but thankfully they grow steadfast on my property already!
I have a huge gardenia bush that blooms two or three times a year. The entire bush turns creamy white. However, the smell is almost overpowering even with the windows closed. It permeates everything.I'd love a gardenia bush. But alas, they don't grow here; too cold.
A cherry blossom tree. We're going to get one to plant for next spring soon hopefully, but a bush because our garden isn't big enough for a full sized tree. I've always wanted to have a large cherry tree in my front garden.
you know, as much as I LOVE that rose I showed you, I'm also very fond of camelia bushes, and I'd adore having an old-fashioned front porch surrounded by night-blooming jasmine and honeysuckle...you could DROWN in that scent and die happy!
