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Aromatic Plants

Fragrant and easy on the eyes―these plants are great for a coastal garden spot.

Cut-leaf Lilac
The Atlanta History Center's Tullie Smith House

Cut-leaf Lilac

Syringa spp., Deciduous Shrub
 Zone: Various depending upon species
 Color: White, purple, blue, magenta, lavender, light pink, red
 Blooms: Early spring to early summer
 Light: Full sun or light shade
 Care: Requires regular water
 Notes: Before planting a lilac, check that the location has well-drained, neutral to slightly alkaline soil. If necessary, add lime before planting.

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