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H. 'Hot Green Chilies' is fragrant and very tough. Those leaves are thick.

The old Fragrant Garden at CNIB Bakerwood, before the renovations.

A Photoshop Elements manipulated macro photo. 2012

Growing in our garden this year, 2012.

The spike is more loose than with the similar marsh orchids. A lot of hybridisation occurs on the down.

Glass, metal, solder

This is the last character of my Chinese name. My name means "yellow, fragrant flower". This piece was inspired by my name.

These were growing in Lake Coeur d'Alene

The "twins" H. 'Stained Glass' are fragrant hosta.

Park Gate Down, Kent Wildlife Trust Reserve

金木犀

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Another beautiful rose from Dorothy's bouquet.

H. 'Great River Sonata' is considered a sport of 'Moonlight Sonata' but some think it is instead a 'Sagae'

It's all their fault. This was the tulip that started my fascination with tulips. It smells amazing--like a tropical fruit/flower combination. It led to me finding Old House Gardens and then to me spending a lot of money every year on bulbs. :)

caprifolium + sun = delicious

Petrie Island park, Ottawa

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Fragrant Jewels Vault

Roses at the Frick estate. I forgot to ask about them; does anyone know if a member of the Frick family planted and tended these?

Spring flowers blooming in my garden - June 11 2011 - spidewort, antique roses, honeysuckle, german irises, and clematis.

H. 'Great River Sonata' got it for the name!

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