I thought it looked a bit like Sambucus. You can see something like the small round elder berries forming. The flowers do have a strong sweet smell. But the flowers on plants around here have been over long ago. I was also a bit confused by the two colours apparently on the same plant, or are there two plants there.
Thank you for the replies. When I first saw it I thought Elderberry too, but far too late to be flowering. The two flower colours belong to the same plant and the scent was strong and sweet.
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My first thought is a Sambucus of some sort but I am probably wrong
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I thought it looked a bit like Sambucus. You can see something like the small round elder berries forming. The flowers do have a strong sweet smell. But the flowers on plants around here have been over long ago. I was also a bit confused by the two colours apparently on the same plant, or are there two plants there.
Unless it's a branch which has reverted?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Thank you for the replies. When I first saw it I thought Elderberry too, but far too late to be flowering. The two flower colours belong to the same plant and the scent was strong and sweet.