Pronunciation: kee-oh-nan'-thuss
Outstanding in flower, this native shrub makes a perfect specimen, naturalizes at woodland edges, or works grouped as a shrub border. Long, sweetly fragrant white flower clusters appear in late spring to early summer.
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