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Blooming in early spring with large fragrant purple flower clusters. Growing into a well rounded shrub. Plant 3-4′ apart for a beautiful hedge. Mature height of 12-16′ and spread of 8-12′. Pruning after flowering to encourage blooms the following year. Drought tolerant and thrives in urban environments. Not native to the United States.
Size: 10-18″ bare root seedling
Photo credit: Joseph Berger, Bugwood.org
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