Preposition: with

• perfume: The air is fragrant with petal perfume, as the gentle breezes carry the pollens aloft, where else could I be but Eden.

Preposition: at

• night: Many white flowers are fragrant at night as well.

Modifies a noun

• freesia: Colorful lilies, fragrant freesias, dainty carnations, fine alstroemeria, red roses and mixed bouquets.

• aroma: Fragrant aromas make way for a crisp mouthful of tingling fruit flavors.

• flower: Produces the famous yellow fragrant flowers in early spring.

• orchid: Here, two girls in exquisite costume will line your path with the petals of fragrant orchids.

• bloom: Clusters of medium sized white very fragrant blooms, each having a hint of cream at the heart of the flower.

• incense: His fragrant incense, the merit of His blood, on the four horns.

Modifying Another Word

• deliciously: A good vanilla pod is plump, moist and deliciously fragrant.

• delicately: The delicately fragrant formula is speedily absorbed and leaves hands feeling clean and fresh.

• wonderfully: One of the most wonderfully fragrant plants in the garden.

• slightly: Unusual lilac shaped curved florets in flattish heads which are also slightly fragrant.

• highly: The highly fragrant flowers, arranged in large terminal racemes, are borne in spring.

• very: Very fragrant white flowers, tinged purple on the outside, emerge from reddish buds.

Used with adjective complement

• produce: It produces sweetly fragrant, urn-shaped double, blush pink flowers in dainty sprays, amid bright green foliage.

• become: The flowers become fragrant in May to attract pollinators.

• bear: In early or mid-winter it bears fragrant, yellow, dark red or orange flowers, with crimped petals, on the bare branches.

• mean: In India, the aromatic basmati rice is very popular; the word basmati means fragrant.

• have: The plants grow to a height of 16 inches and have very fragrant, flavorful leaves.