Plant sweet shrub in part sun, and expect it to grow about 5 feet tall.
From the thestate.com
Because of its sweet fragrance, it's a perfect shrub to plant near walkways or a patio.
From the dispatch.com
Listen for a high-pitched, sweet warbling song in the small tree and shrub thickets.
From the charlotteobserver.com
Privet, a sweet-smelling shrub now covered with white flowers, chokes the forest floor, while Callery pears, parent of the better-known Bradford pear, poke up in the meadows uninvited.
From the charlotteobserver.com
Sweetshrub This sweet-scented upright-growing shrub, gets to about 6 feet tall, with large, glossy, dark green oval leaves.
From the chron.com
Sweet olive This long-lived upright shrub matures to about 12 feet and produces tiny, white, fragrant flowers in winter and spring.
From the chron.com
Sweet fern is a deciduous, woody shrub, whereas the woodland ferns we are most familiar with are herbaceous perennials, meaning they die back to ground level for the winter.
From the timesunion.com
Graham was working quite a distance from this shrub when his olfactory senses were assaulted by a strangely sweet scent.
From the edp24.co.uk
Disguise their fallow summer period by planting a small shrub or bushy summer perennial in front, or grow sweet peas up the same support.