Ditto other poster, Asphodelus fistulosus.

Hmmm... it said it has a picture... will re post

The bananas on my California Gold banana are progressing but next week the will be lows in the 50's so I'll have to bring this banana inside soon. Here is a link that might be useful: California Gold banana plant

I now see a small amount of juvenile (needle-like) foliage just within view in bottom right corner of second picture - both this and scale-like leaves being present on the same specimen is typical of Chinese juniper. That this second kind of leaf was also present was a key point that should have been shown more. Also how a plant smells can be significant, yet is something not able to be conveyed through posting pictures on the web. For my part I wasn't sure I knew what this plant was, just going by the pictures provided. As far as naming it to the cultivar level if I were there working on this I would look for matching examples in local independent garden centers and other locations with labeling such as arboreta, botanic gardens and display gardens.