Flowers For Your Mary Garden

Here are many of the plants and flowers associated with Mary, that would look beautiful in your Mary Garden.
Most of them are also quite fragrant.

USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Maps - choose your state, then choose plants that thrive in your hardiness zone.
Those plants that don't, can be treated as annuals in cold climates, and replaced each spring.

Irises - Zones 3-8	Columbine - Zones 3-9	Lily Of The Valley -Zones 3-9 Fragrant Early Bloomer
Marigold (Mary-Gold) Annual	Madonna Lilies Fragrant Early Summer Bloomer Zones 3-8	Violets (violas, pansies) Zones 3-9
Lavender - Zones 5-9	Roses - 100's of varieties.... Pick one that's thornless The Virgin is known as the “mystic rose’ or the “rose without thorns.”	Morning Glories Zones 3-10
Rose of Sharon Zones 5-8	Larkspur Zones 2-10	Snapdragons Annual
Impatiens Annual	Cornflower (Bachelor Button) Zones 2-11	Petunias Annual
Sweet Alyssum Zones 5-9	Scabiosa Zones 3-11	Zinnias Zones 3-10

Rosemary - Roman Beauty
Zones 6-10

My Madonna and The Lilies.

Plant white Madonna Lilies, and Casa Blanca Lilies

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