Well I smelled my sweetspire for the first time after growing it for a decade in two different gardens. It smells really sweet! I don't know why I've never taken a whiff before. I guess I'm just not stopping to smell the flowers. This is a great shrub for a woodland garden. It has an arching growth pattern which is nice in an informal, woodsy garden. It is evergreen, and in the spring it is covered with white flowers.
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