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The smell of Honeysuckle, lilac and narcisis.
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Edited by
Updawg
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Sun 01/17/10 08:03 PM
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stefenotis...they have such a sweet smell it can be over powering
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Spanish broom
when it blooms it smell just like a grape soda really strong you can smell it from 20 feet away 
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I enjoy Huneysuckle because it brings the hummingbirds. Those little birds are amazing! My folks have a pair that live here year round!
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Then there are the ones that are just pretty like ladyslipper. And the one that my Grandmother always scared the little kids with: Snapdragons. Have any of you ever made dolls with Hollyhock blooms?
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My hoya plants (wax plants) with nifty flowers, the Thanksgiving/Xmas cactus that bloom about every three months for me. The Bottlebrush plants, Wisteria, and of course roses.
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nettles have a nice stick 2 them
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Daffodils because they are bright and cheery and mean Spring is here.
Lilacs because I love their fragrance. |
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My favorites are roses, daffodils, and gardenias.
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agreed lilacs.
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Daffodils because they are bright and cheery and mean Spring is here. Lilacs because I love their fragrance. Geez! The daffodils we've got planted here were growing up in Novemeber! Silly things! On the plus side, everything is starting to bud out. Gotta love Texas! |
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I love honeysuckle.
They aren't the prettiest, but dang they smell good! 
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