This must be part of the Spirea family, but I am not sure. It blooms about the same time of year (Spring) and it has thousands of tiny fragrant flowers. This shrub is in the "transfer garden" - where we moved plant offsprings from our former home. Over the years we have added other shrubs to this area and have moved many of the perennials to other gardens. We have three acres of land and this garden is located approximately near the border of the 1st and 2nd acre. In the winter I let the leaves mulch the roots and in the spring new growth emerges with good umphf!
Spring cometh! And it does!!
