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Old Fashioned Mock Orange, English Dogwood, Philadelphus
Philadelphus coronarius
The white, 4-petaled, dogwood-like flowers are produced in midspring on the arching branches and are centered by a boss of contrasting yellow stamens. The Mock Orange, a species of Philadelphus, is an heirloom, deciduous, multi-stemmed arching to rounded, suckering but non-aggressive, medium-sized shrub. Its bare winter stems provide interesting exfoliating bark in shades of deep brownish red and orange and interestingly the buds are protected and hidden beneath the bark. Unlike some spring flowering shrubs, the Mock Orange does not seem to be affected by winter chill and flowers reliably each spring even in zone 9. The Mock Orange is tolerant of some shade but tends to have the fullest densest habit and optimum flowering where it receives at least a half a day of direct sunlight and full to mostly sunny conditions are optimum. Moderately drought resistant once fully established but will look best where it receives average moisture in an average to well-drained, fertile soil. Item# 13026
USDA Cold Hardiness Zones: 4,5,6,7,8,9
Grows To: 6-8'H x 6-8'W
Outdoor Light: Full sun, Mostly sunny, AM sun, Part shade, Part sun
Quart Pot / 30 fl.oz. / 887 ml
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Old Fashioned Mock Orange, English Dogwood, Philadelphus
Philadelphus coronarius
Pot Size: Quart Pot / 30 fl.oz. / 887 ml
Item# 13026
US$14.99
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