There is a heavenly fragrance in the air from the bouquet of white blossoms in our yard and neighborhood. It lures me outside several times each day just to inhale the combined perfume of magnolias, gardenias, blackberry blossoms, mock orange flowers, laurel blooms, honeysuckle, roses, clover, apple blossoms, lily of the valley, alliums, and moonflower. There are other beautiful, fragrant, and colorful flowers in the garden, but this season, the whites have definitely dominated this aromatic landscape.
Gallery of white blossoms in our yard
Gardenias: Double and single petals
Magnolia
Honeysuckle
Mock Orange
Moonflower and Clover
Blackberry and White Rose
Lily of the Valley
Alliums
Not as fragrant, but “small and white, clean and bright…”
Dogwood blossoms
Bradford Pear Blossoms
Yoshino Cherry and Various Trees in the Pasture
Cosmos and Blueberry
Laurel
Hosta and Wild Aster
Ranunculus
And a few shots from last year…
Gourd Blossom and Flower
Azalea Buds Opening
Various White Treasures
Indoor Whites from Late Winter
