Too Cold for Fragrant Plant? Here Is A Hope
longriver
15 years ago
I have a fragrant azalea plant. I detected the nice fragrance this mornning at 15 feet away. I read the lebel it indicating good for zone 4 to 9.
Numerous white small flowers share the pleasant scent in the air.
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