Tree identification (small, sweet-smelling white flowers)
geomont S
10 years ago
Hi there,
Could anyone please help identify this tree in my garden?
The small white flowers emit a very strong sweet scent, particularly in the evenings.
Any help is most appreciated.
Thank you.
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