Your best smellers 2025!

Interesting to know epiphytic cacti have a scent @pete ... I've never found any scent with mine and I've got several of them, but maybe it's just me that can't smell them.

 

I can't smell anything now unless my face is right next to the flower, so I don't choose plants for their scent. Having said that, I always grow sweet peas, because a decent bundle of them in the house is fine for me. Not usually any in flower until July here, but I have one or two which were from autumn sown, new seed, which issomething I rarely bother doing. They're further on simply due to the non winter and hot, dry spring.
Ours last until October though, so -swings and roundabouts

 

I love the smell of pink carnations - that is when they had fragrant ones and when I saw a beautiful dianthus plant, a mature one, I had to buy it. The smell is really wonderful.

I love the smell of my peonies and am careful not to sniff up an ant!

And another vote for nicotiana, the white fragrant ones.

 

Probably more like Epiphyllum I should have said, I have a giant bud on a queen of the night which will open soon,that is scented aswell.

 

Ah, I was thinking of Rhipsalis, although I've never found a scent with my Epiphylums either, except E laui, maybe my olfactory thingies are not very sensitive

 

Whatever happened to @Trunky.