Garden News in Review
September 2010
Landscaping
Dan Pearson came back to Britain after a business trip to Hawaii with the scent of frangipani, datura and hibiscus lingering on his mind. What to replace such scents with far from the lush vegetation of those Pacific Isles? He suggests daphne, wisteria, roses, honeysuckle, Lilium regale, night-scented stocks, scented-leaf pelargoniums and the two original flowering tobacco, Nicotiana affinis and N. suaveolens, he writes in The Observer. Should be worth the search here or, early next season, raising stocks and flowering tobacco from seed.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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