Scented plants for winter

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    I have mahonia, sarcoccoca, stocks and wallflowers (for late winter/early spring), hamamelis, winter honeysuckle, early scented daffodils, early daphne for winter scent. Other plants grown for winter fragrance?
     
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    Clematis cirrhosa, Abeliophyllum (white forsythia), Edgeworthia, Elaeagnus.....:)
     
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    Clematis Armandii. Hyacinths?
     
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