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Comments (8)As you know already, I have a weak spot for fragrant roses, too. So for me it is very interesting to see some of your most fragrant ones. It is impossible to pick a favorite for me, they are all so pretty! I don't grow any of your favorites yet, except Mme. Isaac Periere, but that could easily change in the future ;-)! Just out of curiosity, if you had to pick one rose out these, which one would you say is the most fragrant one? Hope your beauties start to bloom for you soon, again. Thanks for posting! Christina...See MorePerfume in the bedroom
Comments (28)Harsh fragrances such as perfumes and air fresheners should be avoided. If you prefer a relaxing fragrance, try soy or beeswax candles scented with essential oils. You can also keep a container of dried lavender or natural incense sticks in the room. Here is a link that might be useful: modern bedroom furniture...See MoreMy favorite fragrant blooms
Comments (17)dizzylizzy - Yes!! You need to get Evelyn!!! I'm going to move mine into a little more shaded sun. Just to keep the colors more vibrant. I love Evelyn!! inga - no, :) I didn't wait for 5 years for a bloom - but for the fragrance to come in. :) LOL I would never have waited 5 years for a bloom either. Thanks for the compliment about the blooms. :) april - thank you! I need to go out and take more pictures. I've been lax about that. And the pictures keep me going all winter. Carol...See MoreRoses that smell good at night?
Comments (4)Those are my very common, but lovely Iceberg roses. They have a good fragrance once my bathroom is filled with steam from the shower. That surprised me at first, because I didn't think they had much of a scent. I looked up Felicia on HMF, because of your post. It gets quite large!...See Moreseil zone 6b MI
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