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Close, Birch Leaf Spirea
By Greenthumb
20 Jun, 2010
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The fragrance is lovely, light and sweet. The closest of these bushes is dead at the bottom laying on it side with these live upright ends, 5-6 foot long must be old it is classed to be only a 2-3 foot shrub. I found some small one down above the frog pond.
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TY. They are very fluffy and sweet scented. One to cultivate for sure. :-)
21 Jun, 2010
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I like that. Nice and fluffy.
20 Jun, 2010