Like sweet olive, prized for sweet-scented blossoms. Fast-growing, arching fountain form to 10×10 ft—fits corners well. Pale green oval leaves (1.5–4 in) emerge early spring; showy white 1–4 in single/double blooms early summer. 'Minnesota Snowflake' (6–8 ft, hardy to -30°F); 'Miniature Snowflake' (3 ft).
Partial shade in hottest areas. Ordinary soil with good drainage. Post-bloom: thin older stems to ground. Rejuvenate: cut to ground early spring pre-leaf.
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