Stir up excitement and light up the dark days of winter with aromatic, winter-blooming trees and shrubs such as magnolia, mahonia, Sweet box, Viburnum, Winter daphne and Wintersweet.

V. carlesii - Koreanspice viburnum.One of the most fragrant viburnums. Grows to 6 feet tall. Red buds open in late March to pink-changing-to-white snowball flowers.

Fragrant trees spotted around in the landscape help provide charming scented air in a garden in their season. ... (Viburnum carlesii), one that sometimes reminds me of arbutus.

Commonly known as Judd viburnum after William H. Judd, who propagated it in 1920, this deciduous shrub festoons itself with fragrant, white blossoms that resemble snowballs in spring. The dark ...

Some plants give off their fragrance when the leaves or stems are brushed (mint, lemon verbena, rosemary, marjoram, Cleveland sage and fruit sage), but others, like lemon trees and lavender, have ...

The tree blooms the same showy, fragrant lavender-pink and is slightly smaller and more pyramidal than the species, growing to a height of about 25 feet with a 15-foot spread in 20 to 25 years ...

Viburnums are hardy shrubs or trees which grow well in Zone 2-9. So, we can put a check next to winter hardy here in the Northeast. Next, the plants range in size from a few feet tall to 30 feet tall.

Satin-leaf tree This stunning Florida native is a lovely green year round, big or small, in sun or shade For the love of nutmeg. If you enjoyed some nog during the winter holidays, it’s likely ...

What’s needed are shrubs and trees that deliver their best shot at the tail end of gardening season. Consider fragrant viburnum and sourwood trees that blaze red at the same time they bloom white.