Im looking for a tree or shrub that smells like a pineapple and the proper name for it?

their is a proper name for this shrub/tree, i used to have on in my garden years ago. it is soft woody tree, foliage is fury green flowers look like pineapple and it smells like it too.


likes to grow near by the sea.

Im looking for a tree or shrub that smells like a pineapple and the proper name for it?
Could be:


Latin name: Cytisus battandieri


Common name:Pineapple Broom


The flowers smell like pineapple.
Reply:Common Name: Pineapple broom


Genus: Cytisus


Species: battandieri


Skill Level: Experienced


Exposure: Full sun


Hardiness: Hardy


Soil type: Well-drained/light


Height: 400cm


Spread: 400cm


Time to plant seeds: September to May


Time to take cuttings: June to July











This tall Moroccan shrub or small tree was introduced as recently as 1922, and for a long time was thought less hardy than plants have proved. It is best grown with some shelter from cold winds and in full sun, and makes an excellent wall shrub, where its silky grey-green foliage, delicate and laburnum-like, looks effective against brickwork and can reach 5.5m (18ft). The golden pea-shaped flowers are gathered in large upright cones, and have a strong scent of pineapples. Also known as Argyrocytisus battandieri. The Royal Horticultural Society has given it its prestigious Award of Garden Merit (AGM
Reply:might be pineapple mint
Reply:might be a gammon tree
Reply:Think it is called pineapple scented broom. If it grows up the side of your house like a wisteria. Long racemes of yellow flowers that smell like those pineapple sweets you can get. Not fully hardy but if you live near the coast or down South should be OK.
Reply:Unsure really, could be pineapple sage - grows like ordinary garden sage bush/shrub, leaves and stem a little furry, leaves when bruised smell of pineapple and tastes of pineapply too - can be used in salads.

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