shrubby honeysuckly
20 years ago
IT filled my backyard with the most wonderful smell on monday. Too bad its a invasive, its also on the edge of my property near a wood border, not really my responsiblity to dig up, though I have tried to keep it in check . Its too bad that its so invasive, as birds use it to nest and eat the fruit as well. I can tell you one thing that beats it out, Elderberry , mine is over 16 feet at least, underneath a black cherry tree. Ive had to trim that out of my yard several times as well.

A shame, that smell is to die for...

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