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Reaching 4 to 6 feet tall it puts out clusters of sweet smelling flowers. Forms natural espalier against a wall.
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The polished appearance of the dark green leaves creates a clean looking uniform appearance. Sweetly scented sarcococca confusa sweet box is a terrific winter flowering evergreen shrub rich of many qualities. Install it in full sun or partial shade. It also goes by other names such as carolina allspice strawberry bush or sweet bubby.An outstanding choice for dry shade gardens where other plants won t grow. White spring flowers are small but very fragrant. This native shrub has glossy almost tropical looking leaves and unique flowers and seed capsules to give the plant multi season interest. Korean spice viburnum viburnum carlesii is such a fragrant shrub that one of its other common names is fragrant spicebush.
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