Consider some lesser-known fragrant shrubs for your landscape. Mock oranges are great for their late spring sweet fragrance reminiscent of an orange blossom. A dwarf shrub called Carol Mackie Daphne, has variegated foliage with fragrant flowers. Try the smaller, later blooming Miss Kim and Meyer Lilacs as a backdrop to a perennial bed. Not as fragrant but try growing the attractive, dependable and hardy Viburnums. Look for Compact Cranberry Bush or Mohican Viburnum.
Growing Home: Fragrant Shrubs
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