Scented plants are those that produce fragrant oils, which can be found in their leaves, flowers, or stems. These plants often attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, playing a crucial role in ecosystems. Common examples include lavender, rose, and jasmine, each known for their unique and pleasant aromas. The scents from these plants can be used in various applications, such as aromatherapy, perfumes, and culinary dishes. Many scented plants are also cultivated in gardens for their beauty and fragrance, enhancing outdoor spaces. Their essential oils are often extracted for use in essential oil blends and natural remedies.