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dixiegrrrrl

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2. YESSSSS....

Reply to blaze (Reply #1)

Mon Feb 11, 2019, 05:29 PM

Feb 2019

very famous in Washington state.,.they need cold. Can't grow then down here. Maybe if our temps show some consistently cold, we could.
Also, another spring favorite in English type climates....primroses. again, cool weather

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Wanna share with you one of my favorite precious moments. [View all] dixiegrrrrl Feb 2019 OP

Lilacs!! blaze Feb 2019 #1

YESSSSS.... dixiegrrrrl Feb 2019 #2

Gardenias! I used to have them in my yard when I lived in Houston Trailrider1951 Feb 2019 #3

So many roses don't smell these days TexasBushwhacker Feb 2019 #4

Luckily, lovely scented roses are available, you gotta know where to find them. dixiegrrrrl Feb 2019 #7

I am not familiar with the scent of Sweet Olive trees Control-Z Feb 2019 #5

I love the scent of Russian olive trees every spring... Laffy Kat Feb 2019 #6

I just looked that up. dixiegrrrrl Feb 2019 #8

Oh, ok. Thanks for checking. I knew the Russian olive was an invasive species... Laffy Kat Feb 2019 #9

Night-blooming jasmine mia Feb 2019 #10