The Scent of Your Garden: Fragrant Trees, Shrubs, and Vines

This informative ebook guide helps new and experienced gardeners discover many flowering trees, shrubs, and vines that provide delightful fragrances for their garden.

This ebook is part of a series called The Scent of Your Garden and is an updated and revised work of the descriptive catalogs G. Edwin Varner wrote for his successful fragrant flower mail-order nursery. He adds humor (well, tries to) and interesting historical information about the plants.

Wouldn’t it be wonderful to have a fragrant shrub blooming like mad in the garden right now? Definitely yes! Which varieties can new gardeners grow in their lawns and gardens and not have to wait a minute before eternity to enjoy gorgeous and perfumed blossoms? Plenty! There are many trees, shrubs, and vines that can bloom in a short amount of time.

This publication helps you in discovering common and rare species and varieties that combine outstanding beauty and fragrance. There is an old Chinese proverb that says: “The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago. The second-best time is right now.”

So don’t delay in learning, with help from this ebook, which fragrant trees, shrubs, and vines to grow and enjoy in your garden.

Available in EPUB format by these vendors: Apple iBooks; Barnes & Noble Nook; Rakuten-Kobo; Tolino Distributors. Size of the file is approximately 2.00 MB

Also available in MOBI format for Amazon Kindle products. Size of the file is approximately 6.15 MB
ASIN: B07CGNJNNK

Did you know you can read this ebook from your local library? It is now a popular service! Libraries acquire ebooks through certain vendors, including OverDrive, Hoopla, Libby, EBSCOHost, Ingram, and other recently formed similar platforms. Most libraries use the ‘Notify Me’ feature if they don’t have a specific ebook (or ebook author) available that you wish to read. Your local library can provide this ebook if you request it. In fact, ask your library to acquire all the flower gardening ebooks from author G. Edwin Varner. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY!