Spring Sand Cherry (blooms) and Lilac
aegis1000
10 years ago
One of the delights of growing Purple Leaved Sand Cherry is the perfume of the bloom in the spring.
Although I grow (and appreciate) Lilacs as well, the scent of my blooming Sand Cherries is cleaner, fresher, and more ethereal.
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