Fragrant house plant with flowers?

Hi! I just love flowers like gardenia and plumeria, and I want to grow a plant that has fragrant flowers that is able to be indoors. I like in Nevada so it's either freezing cold or scortching hot and dry. Thank you!
Fragrant house plant with flowers?
Both Jasmine and Gardenia are both beautiful scented flowers which will grow indoors pretty well as long as you have a good amount of light. Another shorter lived plant would be the Freesia bulb which you can force at any time of the year.
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Easter Lillies - The Easter lily, or lilium longiflorum, is native to Japan and features white, trumpet-shaped flowers with a sweet, memorable fragrance.

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Hyacynths - In the Netherlands during the 18th century, the hyacynth's popularity rivaled that of the tulip and was normally owned only by very rich flower collectors.

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Reply:Get an orchid they have lots that are fragrant
Reply:Hoyas can be really fragrant and have long lasting blooms, but the big trick is to get them to flower to begin with. They are a neat, frustrating plant that when in bloom are well worth the annoyance.
Reply:Hydrangias/? we use to call them washing machine plants cause they grew well near the Dryer and Outspout of a laundry room.

Azaleas are nice. Are poison, sorta, not really meant for indoors I guess.

Grow the veggies that you would normally drive to thew store and buy in plastic wrappers. Herbs and stuff smell nice and can be eaten.
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Reply:Jasminum polyanthum, Passiflora caerulea and possibly the Saintpaulia hybrids.