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The 10 Best Fragrant Indoor Plants

The 10 Best Fragrant Indoor Plants You Should Grow





Plants are a great way to stay close to nature. If you have an aromatic plant in your home, they not only help lift the mood but also make the atmosphere truly wonderful! To share with you in this article, we have selected 10 of the best scented indoor plants and some of our favorite ever.


1. Lavender


Lavender is not only a beautiful plant, it also smells amazing! The soothing and delicate scent is very unique and one that can permeate the room with its subtle scent. Often grown outdoors, lavender is a wonderful plant to bring home.


2. Gardenia



Gardenia is one of the most popular fragrant indoor plants. This houseplant has dark green glossy leaves and white flowers, which give it a deliciously sensual, delicate, flower-fruity scent. The plant thrives in acidic soil and requires at least 6-8 hours of sunlight daily, so keep them near a sunny window.


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3. Jasmine


With its dense green leaves and beautiful white flowers, Jasmine is known as one of the most elegant indoor plant options. This plant creates a sweet and delicate fragrance that compares to many new fabrics. Grow jasmine in a bright place protected from drafts and provide plenty of moisture. Regularly water and feed with household vegetable fertilizer for general purposes in spring and summer.


4. Hoya plant


The hoya plant has green waxy leaves and clusters of umbrella-shaped flowers. It is famous for its pleasant aroma, especially in the evening. This plant is very popular among indoor gardeners because of its pleasant aroma.


5. Orchids



Orchids come in all colors with a variety of flowers. Each of them has its own unique scent. The best place to place an orchid in your home is in a position with bright, filtered natural light.


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6. Lemon balm


Lemon balm is a perennial herb that grows densely and bushy. If you brush or rub the leaves lightly, you will find a pleasant lemon scent. The freshness of lemon balm is a beautiful addition to any room in your home. Keep the plant in an open window in hot weather - the flow of air will help release the lemon scent from the leaves.


7. Fragrance Geranium


Geranium is one of the best-looking plants due to the spikes of the flowers! The aroma of this plant is green, which is completely different from the other fragrant indoor plants on this list. Grow fragrant garden plants in a bright place protected from drafts. Water and feed regularly following a general-purpose plant diet.


8. Eucalyptus



Eucalyptus is a beautiful, but somewhat tricky indoor plant to grow. These plants absorb water quickly, so they need frequent watering.


9. Lily of the Valley


The smell of the lily of the valley is truly amazing! The small bell-shaped flowers have an easily recognizable fragrance.


10. Angel Trumpet



The wonderful aroma of angel trumpet fills an entire room, permeating the air with its pleasant aroma.

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