Mock Orange
By Engels
Mock Orange (Philadelphus Coronarius) - This kind, with its twiggy growth and heavy perfume, is well known, but less planted now than formerly, or banished to distant parts of the garden, where, under good conditions, ...
Mock orange
(Philadelphus coronarius)
White four-petaled flowers cover this tall shrub. Sunset climate zones A1-A3, 1a, 2-24.
Mock Orange, Philadelphus coronarius, thrive in full sun or light shade in almost any soil, but do best in moist but well-drained soil supplemented with peat moss, leaf mold or compost.
Mock Orange
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Mock Oranges are evergreen woody shrubs to small trees native of subtropical and tropical regions throughout Asia and Australia.
Wild Mock Orange, Sweet Mock Orange
This is a large group of fast-growing, vigorous shrubs with fountainlike shapes. The shrubs produce showy white flowers with orange stamens and a strong fragrance reminiscent of an orange blossom.
Mock orange is an upright, deciduous shrub grown for its very fragrant, creamy white flowers that bloom in early summer. 'Aureus' has golden yellow leaves in spring that turn yellow-green in summer. Use in a shrub border or woodland garden.
Mock Orange
Mock oranges are shrubs of the genus Philadelphus in the saxifrage family, Saxifragaceae ...
Mock orange has no serious pest or disease problems. There is some susceptibility to aphids and leaf miners, the latter being more of a nuisance than a threat.
( Beauclerk Mock Orange )
Fountain-like, deciduous shrub with fragrant, white, late spring or early summer flowers. An old fashioned favorite, at home in the shrub border. Allow ample room for arching branches.
Mock Orange (Murraya exotica). Ornamental. Although a rampant grower, it does not invade areas outside its domain.
Monkey's Comb. Apeiba aspera.
Mock Orange grows in habitat very similar to that of Cliff Fendler Bush but the latter is much larger in all respects and is far more common and noticeable and blooms about a month earlier.
Mock Orange (Philadelphus)
Myrtus - Can be pruned to shape, or cut back hard in early growing season, or later in year, but not after mid August.
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Nandina ...
Syringa or Mock Orange Idaho
(The state flower)
White Pine or Western White Pine (the State Tree) ...
aka Japanese mock orange
not a true arid plant, but commonly used in Tucson and elsewhere
Many different cultivars available, including 'Wheeler's dwarf' a more dense, compact (to 2ft) version, and 'Variegata' with white-edged leaves ...
Orange Jessamine or Mock Orange
Murraya paniculata
Sweetly fragrant clusters of 1/2" citrus-like blooms are borne throughout summer. An upright to rounded shrub with rich glossy foliage and is acceptable to pruning.
Mock orange (Pittosporum tobira)
Mock oyster, scorzonera (Scorzonera hispanica)
Monkshood (Aconitum species)
Moonlight cactus (Selenicereus species)
Moonstones (Pachyphytum oviferum)
Morning glory (Ipomoea species)
Morning glory (Convolvulus species) ...
You might have a mock orange growing in your yard, or if you live far enough south, you might have a hydrangea. Mock orange is a small shrub here in Montana, but the flowers have an incredible aroma.
Meriweather Lewis's Wild Mock Orange
How'd Philadelphus lewisii get the common name "Syringa," which is the scientific name of lilacs? Beats me. Its other common name is Mock Orange (or Meriweather Lewis's Mock Orange).
Several large specimens of mock orange grow on both sides of Wilbur Hall's main entrance off Escondido Road, and on the south side of the Art Gallery.
Pittosporum tobira [Japanese Mock Orange, Mock Orange, Tobira] Common Name List
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Platanus
Platanaceae ...
Prunus caroliniana Cherry Laurel; Wild or Mock Orange. By Wilbur Wood. 1984 #1, p 19
WIND
Macadamia in California. By Paul H. Thomson. 1980 YB, pp 46-109
Wind Tolerance: Avocado, Lychee, Cherimoya. By George Kemp. 1971 #1, p 16 ...
Sweet William
Pinks and carnations
Sweet Peas
Mock Orange Philadelphus microphyllus A bushy shrub with small white star-shaped flowers.
Flowering Tobacco
Wisteria W. floribunda and W. venusta are both fragrant.
Examples: Flowering currant (Ribes), Forsythia, mock orange (Philadelphus), Weigela.
Pruning: Cut back flowered growth to strong young shoots lower down. Each year cut out up to 20 percent of ageing stems to near the base.
#655 Choisya ternata
Common Names: Mexican orange, mock orange, Mexican orange blossom
Family: Rutaceae (citrus Family)
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Philadelphus coronarius--Mock Orange, Sweet Syringa
PHILADELPHUS INSECTS
PHILADELPHUS DISEASES ...
Philadelphus coronarius
Family: Hydrangeaceae / Saxifragaceae
Sweet Mock Orange, Falscher Jasmin
Origin: Southeastern Europe and Asia Minor ...
" For two centuries starting around the mid-1700s, botanical explorers brought home thousands of now everyday garden plants, including magnolias, rhododendrons, forsythias, mock oranges and lilacs.
Maclura - Cockspur Thorns
Maclura cochinchinensis - Chinese Cockspur Thorn
Maclura pomifera - Osage Orange; Mock Orange; Hedge Apple
Maclura tricuspidata - Cudrang; Mandarin Melonberry; Silkworm Thorn; Zhe (Che); Chinese Mulberry ...
Most of the nurseries were located in zones 5 and 6, and nearly all of the plants were sold bare root and shipped to distant markets by boxcar. The deciduous shrubs common around old homes - forsythia, japonica, fragrant honeysuckle and mock orange - ...
The pure white blooms of mock orange are fragrant and lasting. Hardiness Zones 4-8.
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 See also: Orange, Green, May, Conifer, Pink
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