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Aloysia virgata inflorescence with white flowers
Aloysia virgata (Sweet Almond Verbena)

Aloysia virgata is a flowering shrub native to Argentina and southern South America. In cultivation, it is known for its upright, shrubby form, often reaching heights of 6 to 10 feet.
Sweet almond verbena is particularly valued for its long, slender spikes of small white flowers, which bloom profusely from spring through fall. The flowers are highly fragrant, with a scent that resembles sweet almonds or vanilla. Photographed in Florida.

A tall upright flowering spike of the aloysia virgata, covered in small white blossoms against a backdrop of green foliage
A close-up of the fragrant white tubular flowers of the aloysia virgata, blooming along fuzzy green stems
A large blooming shrub of aloysia virgata filled with long white flower spikes in full sun surrounded by tropical greenery
Two Aloysia virgata inflorescence with white flowers
Aloysia virgata branch with upright inflorescence with white flowers under a blue sky

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