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Comments (2)Welcome to the forum Barbara! Glad to see that you jumped right in to addict the rest of us gullible plant lovers. LOL I've heard alot about Joe-pye weed and many people like it because it is a native and is attractive for I think butterflies. I wasn't aware that it was fragrant so that is a bonus. My problem is really now a lack of room but I bet if I see one the next time I'm at a nursery, it'll come home with me. LOL!...See MoreLooking for named lilac cuttings...
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Comments (1)It's one generally like Syringa x prestoniae. The approximately 2,000 different Syringa vulgaris cultivars that have been named aren't the only lilacs that are around - the familiar S. vulgaris is just one species in a genus of about 20....See Moremmmm12COzone5
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