Sarcococca Confusa, commonly known as Sweet Box, is an evergreen shrub known for its glossy foliage and sweetly scented flowers. It is a sought-after plant in the Irish climate due to its adaptability and versatility.

Height/Spread: Sarcococca Confusa typically grows to a height of 3-4 feet (90-120 centimeters) with a similar spread, making it a compact and manageable shrub for Irish gardens.

Position: This shrub thrives in partially shaded to shady areas, making it an excellent choice for gardens in Ireland. It tolerates various light conditions, including dappled sunlight or full shade. It is well-suited for planting under trees or in sheltered spots.

Soil: Sarcococca Confusa prefers moist, well-draining soil that is rich in organic matter. It adapts well to various soil types, including clay and loam. In the Irish climate, it benefits from adding compost or well-rotted organic matter to the soil for improved fertility and moisture retention.

Flowering Season: Sarcococca Confusa blooms during the winter and early spring, providing much-needed fragrance and color to Irish gardens during the cooler months. The small, white flowers emit a sweet scent that permeates the air, attracting pollinators.

Uses: Sarcococca Confusa has multiple uses in Irish gardens. It serves as an excellent evergreen shrub for borders, hedges, or as a ground cover. The glossy foliage provides year-round interest, while the fragrant flowers add a delightful sensory experience to winter landscapes. Additionally, the cut branches with their fragrant flowers can be used in floral arrangements, bringing the scent indoors. With its adaptability to the Irish climate and attractive features, Sarcococca Confusa is a valuable addition to any garden setting.