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The Greatest Sensory Experience Is Now!
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Posted by
harryshoe z6easternPA (
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Fri, Apr 9, 10 at 10:23
| If you have Judd or Koreanspice Viburnum, no further explanation is necessary. As soon as I opened the car door last night, it hit me. Wafting from the back yard, this fragrance floods my entire property and brings comments from passersby.
I grow many fragrant plants including lilacs, butterfly bushes and roses. The Sweet Viburnums have the most wonderful fragrance of them all. I'm in heaven. |
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| You are so right! I have two carlesii and they are full of buds this year. I see only two that are starting to open and I am eagerly anticipating a very fragrant weekend. I love that spicy fra*grance! |
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| They surely are. But you should try Abelia mosanensis. Also spectacular fragrance. |
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- Posted by whaas 5a Milwaukee (My Page) on
Sat, Apr 10, 10 at 15:38
| The anticipation...I have a carlesii right off the patio that has flower clusters this year...any week now! None last year. I had another one that never flowered (for three years)...that one has flower clusters as well! |
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| I have V. Juddii on one side of my hottub and Daphne on the other side. Not very far away I have a huge lilac blooming. It is heaven taking a long hot soak at the end of the day with the delicous scent of those plants wafting through the air. Kathy |
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| ken - how pretty! I've never heard of that. |
RE: The Greatest Sensory Experience Is Now!
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| Great photos Ken. I'm not familiar with the Alpine Current either. Gotta go, the Korean Lilacs are about to bloom. They are my runnerup favorites to my sweet viburnums. |
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