Fragrance Garden

About

Gardens are sensuous. They appeal to all the senses: sight, touch, smell, sound, and taste. When a garden is designed to look, smell, taste, sound, and feel good, it gives you and your visitors a memorable experience. Plant fragrance comes from flowers and leaves. The scents from foliage (such as Copper Canyon Daisy) last for many more months than the scents from flowers (such as roses). Many herbs (like thymes and sages) can be versatile and useful in a fragrant garden, with both scented flowers and leaves.