A garden that is in full bloom, but lacks the delicious fragrance that comes with certain flowers is one that we think is begging to be improved upon. As such, consider planting some of the following bulbs, which are tried and true when it comes to bringing the aromatic scent desired.
Hyacinths are known for their lovely scent, and we are particularly fond of the dramatic all white variation known as Carnegie. It will grow up to ten inches tall when placed in full sun and well drained soil. It will of course work well visually with anything you place near it as it is white.
But, if you are looking for something flamboyant, and capable of thriving in full sun and well drained soil then look no further than the Peter Stuyvesant variety. Instead of the pure innocence of a white bloom you will get the striking violet bulb. With either you will be blessed with a sweet fragrance that will please all who encounter it.