Fragrant Plants
Indoor plants that fill your home with natural scent — from sweet blossoms to fresh greenery.
Why this collection
Most houseplants are grown for their foliage, but a select few offer the bonus of natural fragrance. Whether it's the sweet scent of blooms or the fresh aroma of aromatic leaves, these plants engage another sense entirely. A fragrant plant turns a room into an experience.
Key Tips
Flowering fragrant plants usually need brighter light to produce blooms
Scent is strongest in warm, humid conditions
Avoid placing fragrant plants near strong cooking smells or air fresheners
Plants in this collection (5)
Persian Cyclamen
Cyclamen persicum Mill.
A tuberous cool-season perennial with silver-patterned heart-shaped leaves and swept-back flowers, ideal as a bright windowsill tabletop plant.
Wax Plant
Hoya carnosa (L.f.) R.Br.
Evergreen vine with thick glossy leaves and fragrant porcelain-like flowers, easy care in bright indirect light, ideal for hanging baskets.
Peppermint
Mentha × piperita L.
A vigorous aromatic herb with mid-green leaves and upright spreading habit, ideal for sunny windowsills and culinary use with moderate care needs.
Grape Hyacinth
Muscari armeniacum H.J.Veitch
A compact spring bulb with dense violet-blue grape-like flower spikes and mid-green foliage, suited for cool bright windowsills with easy care.
Geranium
Pelargonium L'Hér. ex Aiton
A bushy, easy-care subshrub with lobed green leaves and vibrant flower clusters, ideal for bright windowsills and outdoor containers.