Mock Orange Shrub - Shrubs - Shrubs, Hedges and Grasses

Mock Orange Shrub

Favorite for Bridal Bouquets

(3 customer reviews)

Beautiful, fragrant blooms during late spring. Fully double white flowers have a rich, sweet perfume that lingers in the garden as well as bouquets. Grows 5-7 feet tall. The Mock Orange prefers full to partial sun.

Flowering shrubs are bargains in beauty. They produce a profusion of flowers and foliage- a feast for your senses- and seem equally attractive to birds, butterflies and hummingbirds. Even when they�re not in bloom, many add interest to the landscape. Shrubs grow fast, last nearly forever and require a minimum care.

Bareroot.

Zones: 3-8.

Product Details

Zones: 3 - 8 (-30� F.)
Height: 6-7 ft
Spacing: 4-6 ft
Depth: Soak root or entire shrub 2-6 hours and prepare a hole 18" deep
Spread: 4-5 ft
Sun/Shade: full-part sun
Color: white
Foliage: medium green
Blooms: May-early June

Comments: If soil is heavy, mix with peat moss, dehydrated manure, or compost. Hold shrub in hole with previous planting stain at ground level. Spread roots; add soil to fill 1/2 way; compact soil; complete filling; compact soil again; water well. Unique characteristics--- very fragrant. May not bloom for 3-5 years until a mature bloom state is reached. Makes good cut flowers; blooms will last longer if foliage is removed. Use as a lone specimen or as massing hedges.
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- Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Winner!!
Reviewed By: James (Ames, IA)
I was shocked with how quickly the dormant twigs took life. If you follow the directions provided it is fool proof. I have quite a knack for killing perfectly good plants, but these are thriving and beautiful!!! I look forward to the fragrant blooms in the years to come.

- Saturday, February 23, 2008
great memories
Reviewed By: Roxann (Lodi, NJ)
I was looking to buy this shrub for the last 2 years; I thought I will have to bring it from home, back in Europe. When I was growing up, the path to our house was "guarded" by two rows of Mock Orange. I was waiting so eager for the time it was in bloom, it's smell remained attached to those young years when we were calling the shrub Jasmine. Now here is were I will buy my own Mock Oranges and I am so very happy. Buy it! Make your own lifetime sense memories!

- Saturday, March 10, 2007
the fragrance is intoxicating
Reviewed By: bernice mason (casper, Wyoming)
I bought an old house with an established yard. On the north side of the house is an, (at the time) unknown shrub standing about 6 feet tall behind some overgrown junipers. When it blooms the air is heavy with a sweet scent that drifts throughout the neighborhood. People walking by will stop and ask me what it is. I took a cutting of it to the ag agent, and they told me it is called a mock orange because it looks and smells like orange blossoms. The flowers stay on most of the month of June. I am moving to a new house without vegitation. The first thing I will plant is a mock orange shrub. I have never seen one before, and I'm thrilled that Gurney carries them.

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