Sweetspire is a versatile, easy shrub with fragrant flowers, found wild in woodlands and stream banks. Great for massing on banks or borders. Semi-evergreen in Zones 8–9.
Full sun or partial shade; fall color most intense in full sun with side/back lighting. Prefers average to wet soil but surprisingly drought-tolerant once established.
Adaptable; thrives in moist, fertile soil. Fertilize lightly in early spring with balanced granular fertilizer if desired.
Seldom troubled.
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