GARDEN AROMATHERAPY Well before scientists discovered the vertues of aromatherary, gardeners practiced this anciant art. To follow their wisdom and make your garden a scented delight, place herbs close at hand - or at feet  - where they can be reached or disturbed. For example, creeping thyme grows well between flagstones. And what about a carpet of Roman chamomile on which to lay down and enjoy its calming effect ? When planning a scented garden, locate strategic sites such as paths, patios, entrance and exit and place the herbs close at hand. Place container herbs near a door or a window to enjoy their scent indoors..