Viburnum "Aunt Betty's Gold". Actually, I have no idea what it actually is. Aunt Betty calls it a spicebush, I can't find anything about it online, nor can my mother.
It smells like just like a Korean Spice Viburnum. It blooms at the same time as a viburnum. It's a wonderful plant and I'm so glad my Aunt Betty shared it with me and my Mom.
I'd love it if anyone could help us determine what it is. I call it Aunt Betty's Gold because it is probably a new species that could make her incredibly rich! And because the flowers are yellow.
All's quiet. Juggling two jobs, plus studying up on a third is keeping me busy during the week. Digging up the yard is keeping me busy on the weekends. Doing nothing at all is keeping Rob incredibly busy, and Todd is very busy sleeping and going to AA meetings once and twice a day.
This here is the lily whose name I forgot in the last post. It is a Silk Road lily, available at Wayside Gardens. Check it out. Yummy!
Update: Mystery shrub is a Clove Currant.
Viburnum "Aunt Betty's Gold". Actually, I have no idea what it actually is. Aunt Betty calls it a spicebush, I can't find anything about it online, nor can my mother.
It smells like just like a Korean Spice Viburnum. It blooms at the same time as a viburnum. It's a wonderful plant and I'm so glad my Aunt Betty shared it with me and my Mom.
I'd love it if anyone could help us determine what it is. I call it Aunt Betty's Gold because it is probably a new species that could make her incredibly rich! And because the flowers are yellow.
All's quiet. Juggling two jobs, plus studying up on a third is keeping me busy during the week. Digging up the yard is keeping me busy on the weekends. Doing nothing at all is keeping Rob incredibly busy, and Todd is very busy sleeping and going to AA meetings once and twice a day.
This here is the lily whose name I forgot in the last post. It is a Silk Road lily, available at Wayside Gardens. Check it out. Yummy!
Update: Mystery shrub is a Clove Currant.