Sweet - Summer

: It blooms on new wood, so it should be pruned in early spring while still dormant to encourage vigorous new growth and more flowers.

According to guides from Garden Design and Plant Addicts , this shrub is exceptionally adaptable: summer sweet

: Its "honey and clove" scent is highly attractive to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. : It blooms on new wood, so it

: Performs well in anything from full sun to full shade . Afternoon shade is often preferred in hotter climates. : It blooms on new wood

: Notably resistant to deer, rabbits, and most common garden pests. Growing Conditions

: The best time to plant or transplant is in the spring after the ground thaws.

: Highly resistant to salt spray, making it an excellent choice for coastal landscapes. Care and Maintenance