Tree with white flowers

897tgigvib

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Those look like Spirea flowers the more I look at them. I wonder if it is a species cross of 2 species of Spirea. Vanhouten would be one of the parents.
 

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Yep, that's it.

Good find Thistle! :bow

Sure is a pretty invasive!
 

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*bows to thistlebloom* :bow

I'm going to send her a text and let her know!! (And then go buy one myself.... :lol:)
 

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Oh man! I'm too late! I took one look at the pic and said that's a privet! Here in the south, they are a nusiance plant. My DH HATES them and will attack them with a vengence. I have one growing by the dog's pen and it smells delicious (I won't let him cut that one) but he conplains that it is seeding itself all over the property! LOL!
 

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I have the same plant everywhere on our property. I was wondering what it is too! Thanks!!
 

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dang, you beat me....Chinese privet, bane of the south.
 

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You are right about the second one image that it is a Loral tree. It is looks better which grow very nicely. I think that you have used the huge amount of hydroponic light on it which is a best option for the better growth of it in the environment.
 
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