In my opinion, Cestrum nocturnum has the strongest fragrance out of all the fragrant plants we carry. In the evening, the fragrance becomes almost intoxicating, but in a good way. It is a common misconception that this bush is fragrant only at night. It is true that the fragrance is stronger in the evening, but you can still smell a light scent all day long. Night blooming Jasmine blooms on and off during the warmer months of the year and it grows very fast. You will have to trim it back (after the flowers) and upgrade the pot size after a while. They should not be grown in pots forever, but new plants can be started easily from cuttings if the plant gets too big and old.
I have heard that the Night Blooming Jasmine can grow outside in Georgia. They do die back with freezing temps, but sprout from the roots in the spring.

Quick Facts
-flowers are green, small and not very showy
-not a true Jasmine