Ginger Scented Geranium (Pelargonium nervosum)
This robust, 12 to 18 inch scented geranium grows upright with smooth, rich green, slightly toothed leaves that have an exotic citrusy-ginger aroma. At midseason, the attractive, fragrant plants bear dainty lilac flowers with delicate darker purple stippling. Ginger scented geraniums easy keepers that love a sunny location and can be grown indoors or out.

Cinnamon Scented Geranium (Pelargonium limoneum)
Sun loving plants whose small, crinkly sawtooth leaves have an exotic citrus perfume with spicy cinnamon undertones. Plants start upright, then stems tip over into a pretty mounding shape. Cinnamon geraniums have abundant small pink blossoms with deeper pink markings on their upper petals. The scented flowers make lovely cake decorations and can be easily candied.

Nutmeg Scented Geranium (Pelargonium x fragrans)
Tidy Nutmeg geranium has finely rounded, lobed leaves with a velvety texture and softly spicy nutmeg fragrance. It forms a neat mound about 1 foot tall and 18 inches across, with abundant dainty sprays of small white flowers in spring through summer Perfect in the garden, a container or hanging basket. Sturdy nutmeg geranium can take full sun or light shade.