Viburnum X bodnantense is perhaps the best winter flower there is, nearly all though the winter it make these small but very highly scented flowers. If brought in to the house, even one small branch will fill the room with a hyacinth perfume.
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Looked it up in my Western Garden Book and it does grow here. Will add it to my list of must have plants. Thanks.
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@dede18 I agree, it is my go-to book.
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