Happy new year!

Beautiful. Is that a winter honeysuckle? Lonicera fragrantissima or L. x purpusii 'Winter Beauty' perhaps?

I've got a lone Brassavola nodosa bloom that I can smell in the kitchen at night.

And tonight I noticed my Osmanthus fragrans is blooming again down in the basement so I brought it back into the house to sniff. :)

Robert, I'm intrigued by your basement. I picture it kinda like this:

Ha! I wish. Just a dank half basement of an old tiny house that I've crammed way too many plants into. Laugh.

So your plant is some kind of winter honeysuckle or what? Lemony scent?

Happy New Year all

Oncidium twinkle.

Robert that looks like my basement

Beautiful orchid!

Haha. Glad I'm not the only plant nut. ;)

I'm thinking about starting to use my moisture meter down in the basement since I'm probably over watering some plants while drying out others simply because I've blocked them off and can no longer see or reach them. :)

Thank god the shortest day is over with spring is on the way :) Few in flower now

blc morning Glory x angel walker

Potinara Burana Beauty 'Burana' HCC/AOS wonderful fragrance :)

unknow cattleya

blc white sparks panda

hoya lacunosa first flowers of the year! wonderful plant easy to grow and can fill a room with fragrance once in full bloom

DAPHNE bholua 'Jacqueline Postill' intensely fragrant

Gorgeous, Brian!

Thank you Robert :)

My Camellia 'Scentuous' is finally starting to bloom inside under the T5 lights. So far it's a light floral/cold cream scent?

Robert that is the camellia I've been looking for. Aagh so beautiful. WANT.

Btw, yes, l. fragrantissima:)

Fragrant's photos reminded me that I planted a d. bholua last year so I ran out to take a look, and yes it was in bloom!

Your daphne is lovely! I still haven't smelled one...yet. :)

Chloranthus spicatus (Chicken Feet) is finally blooming and producing a light lovely fragrance. It would no doubt have bloomed earlier had I given it more light.

I think I will pick up a chicken feet too if I see one. It reminds me of my mom as she used to grow these long ago.

Robert, you must have a daphne odora, this is mandatory. My suggestion: ' Zuiko Nishiki'

ps. you can leave in ground and not stuff into your basement

James, please tell me exactly what kind of cordelene that is...And what conditions you give it..It is always so beautiful and just great! You must grow it in your home? Do you use humidifiers? Just amazing!

Mike,

I assume you are asking about the Cattleya? It's name is- BLC chia Lin "new city".

I grow indoors during winter and move it outside for the summer. I do not have a humidifier, I do have a lot of plants which helps with the dry air.

Hi James..No not the Cattleya... its the This is Coelogyne " unchained melody", the one where you said''"close up"..The white one hanging on the bottom of your last photos..It's beautiful and I have always wanted one)

Hey Mike, I forgot about this thread. I can send you a piece of the Coelogyne if you want. It's the least I could do, I'm finally getting oranges thanks to you