Outside my zone & don't recognize this plant?
Baroo2u
9 years ago
Does anyone know it? Bloom early-mid august, about 36" tall, in zone 5. The floers are fragrant, but scent is only noticable close up. I'll add a closeup of the petals in a 2nd message
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