Fragrant Bushes With White Flowers

As a design element shrubs with white flowers convey a sense of purity. The spruce madelyn goodnight shrubs with white flowers are great for brightening dark areas of the landscape and many are known for their fragrant blooms.

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Fragrant bushes with white flowers

However there are many different types of magnolias that will thrive from the colder areas of zone 4 all the way through the tropical heat of zone 12. The sweet mock orange is a sweet smelling plant that has beautiful white flowers that are similar in shape to the orange blossom. Here are some of the most elegant bushes with white flowers you can grow.

In the south people tend to think of magnolias as the very large shrubs or trees with leathery evergreen leaves and huge white flowers that bloom in the summer. As the color symbolizes purity light and goodness it brings a certain touch of tranquility to. Colourful golden variegated foliage shrub to 2m with clusters of gently scented soft mauve white flowers on arching branches.

This is one of our favorite fragrant bushes for growing in hardiness zones 4 to 8. They are often used as the foundation for moon gardens designed to be enjoyed in the evening. Most types of privet ligustrum bear fragrant white flowers that are followed by black berries even though most gardeners think of these plants mainly as hedge plants.

Vulgaris becomes 4 to 15 feet tall if left untrimmed. So called because over three days its fragrant flowers open deep purple fade to lilac with a white eye then soften to white. Viburnums are tough as nails and these spring blooming shrubs offer pretty pinkish white flowers with a distinctively spicy scent.

It is a stiff shrub with arching branches that can grow up to 10 to 12 feet tall and just as wide. Mock orange powerfully fragrant the mock orange has pure white double flowers that appear on this dark green deciduous shrub in early or midsummer. Butterfly bush buddleja davidii.

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