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Osmanthus fragrans

Olive Family: Oleaceae

East Asia

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Fragrant Wintersweet bloom in Flushing, NY 11354. Contact keyecsc@yahoo.com for more details.

H. 'Avocado' is fragrant. It is shown raised on a tree stump.

These had a nice and powerful scent

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Fragrant hills, Beijing.

Also likes full shade and has swirly pointy leaves. These are across from the maintenance shed. A kind of hosta.

Aromatic Bath Salts. Great way to fragrance your home! Check back for updates as we add this product to our line.

 

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Cannot remember the name of this bush. Blooms are tiny, fragrant. Bush is about 4 feet in width and about 10 feet tall.

Fritillaria liliaceae at Jepson Prairie Preserve, Solano, Co., CA

Styrax grandifolius

Big Leaf Snowbell

Fragrant Orchids at Fackenden Down on the North Downs.

Summer 2012 Moscow ...

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The lilac are in bloom. It's hot here and their fragrance drifting thru the open windows is delightful.

Red Butte Garden; Salt Lake City, Utah

H. 'Miss Saigon' has long white fragrant flowers open at this time

On a threatened site in Strathspey, Scotland. Calls of swifts audible.

A beautiful wreath at Rodney Dangerfield's resting place.

 

The Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery, is the resting place of some of the entertainment industry's greatest names.

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Osmanthus fragrans (fragrant olive), blooming and scenting the air with pure fragrance, in the Warm Temperate Pavilion. Photo by Lee Patrick.

By Erik. Heading down the trail scantily visible in the photo, I came upon a black bear, which promptly scurried away. The bear was within 20 yards of me, as I happened upon it coming around a corner of tall bushes. It was the first bear I have ever seen in Oregon and it created quite the excitement. I was stoked, yet we had to be very alert for the next few miles.

I'm not sure what the hedge was, but the yellow blooms were very fragrant

Spiranthes odorata. This is the largest of our native ladies' tresses. It spreads by its roots and can form clonal colonies. It is widespread throughout Florida. It typically grows in floodplains and tolerates inundation. The bees and the butterflies were enjoying these flowers.

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Florabella Burnished

Gymnadenia conopsea. Losing the light and light rain not the best time to photograph but needs must. On the plus side the midges got a feeding!

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Taken on Mar 7

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W.A.'s Center of Regenerative Medicine, coming soon to Fragrant Mountain, Beijing

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