alternating title for this episode : ( 1)Plants That Stinkor ( 2)Smell This Episode . Kidding aside , endearing smelling plants are a incentive that every garden deserves . We all pass so much clock time on crap sure our gardenslookgood , we rarely retrieve about how they sense . And we ’re not just talking roses here , multitude . On today ’s episode we feature a plethora of perennial and even a duet of shrubs that make us suppose of root beer , vanilla , and all sort of sugary confection . Steve got athirst midway through , so please forgive the few minutes of dead air while he cross down the skinny donut .
Expert testimonial : Julie Lane Gay is a garden designer and former nursery proprietor in Vancouver , British Columbia .
Steve ’s Plants
‘ Eden ’s Perfume ’ peony ( Paeonia lactiflora‘Eden ’s Perfume ’ , Zones 3–8 )
‘ David ’ garden phlox ( Phlox paniculata‘David ’ , Zones 4–8 )
‘ Hidcote ’ English lavender ( Lavandula angustifolia‘Hidcote ’ , Zones 5–9 )
‘ Magnifica ’ coral meeting house ( Lonicera sempervirens‘Magnifica ’ , Zones 4–8 )
Danielle ’s Plants
Koreanspice viburnum ( Viburnum carlesii , Zones 4–8 )
‘ Fragrant Delight ’ bloodstone ( Heliotropium arborescens‘Fragrant Delight ’ , Zones 10–11 )
‘ Guacamole ’ hosta ( Hosta‘Guacamole ’ , Zones 3–9 )
vary winter daphne ( Daphne odora‘Aureo - marginata ’ , Zones 7–9 )
Expert ’s plant
Julie Lane Gay is a garden house decorator and former greenhouse owner in Vancouver , British Columbia .
‘ Winter Beauty ’ coast banksia ( Lonicera×purpusii‘Winter Beauty ’ , zone 6–9 )
‘ paint Lady ’ sweet pea ( Lathyrus‘Painted Lady ’ , annual )
‘ Apricot Sprite ’ Hyssopus officinalis ( Agastache‘Apricot Sprite ’ , Zones 6–9 )
‘ Brunette ’ cohosh ( Actaea simplex‘Brunette ’ , Zones 3–8 )
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‘Hidcote’ English lavender
‘Magnifica’ coral honeysuckle
‘Eden’s Perfume’ peony
‘Fragrant Delight’ heliotrope
‘Guacamole’ hosta
Koreanspice viburnum
Variegated winter daphne
Julie Lane Gay.Photo: Julie Lane Gay
‘Apricot Sprite’ hyssop
‘Brunette’ baneberry
‘Winter Beauty’ honeysuckle.Photo: Julie Lane Gay
