What kind of bush is this?
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Babs Donovan on Jun 22, 2014weigelaHelpful Reply
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Stefanie Cochran on Jun 22, 2014Honeysuckle? If so, it can be invasive.Helpful Reply
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Katy Malynn on Jun 23, 2014You can get white lilacs, or could be Privet which is usually used as a hedge over here xHelpful Reply
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Donna Marie P on Jun 23, 2014I isn't invasive in the least it grows exactly like a lilac and has the same scent. Everyone has one and yes they trim it like a Privet. I let mine go wild and end up rewarded with scented bloomsHelpful Reply
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Donna Marie P on Jun 24, 2014I was not saying it's not a privet i'm sure it is .. I was looking for the name of the bush not just the type ... thx allHelpful Reply
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